Grizedale Walk! a Grand 20 0 2 6 1 0 Tour of the Forest with Many Different 6 Visitor Centre 11 1 25 Grizedale 0 8 Artworks and Views Along the Way

Emergency info Name & grid ref for key locations: Grizedale Centre: SD 336 944. Moor Top Car Park: SD 343 965. Nearest access road: Grizedale is signed from the minor road just past Hawkshead Primary School between Hawkshead (B5285) and Newby Bridge (A590). Nearest A&E hospital facilities: COVER Barrow in Furness: FurnessA General T: 01229 870870. Kendal: Westmorland Wild about... General T: 01539 732288. Nearest public phone: Satterthwaite art & adventure village (by the pub) SD 339 922. In case of an emergency call 999. Inform the Forestry Commission: 0300 067 4270 / 0300 067 4495. Defibrillator located at visitor centre Grizedale 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 the UK's first forest for sculpture Explore over two thousand hectares of beautiful woodland

The Wood for the Trees Mountains We Made A Flower in a Flower Ancient Forester 2 The Sound of Running Water Boat Race Sharing Cliff Structure Nigel Ross Bench Midnight Feast set in the heart of the Lake MUF Architecture/art - 2011 Charlie Whinney - 2017 Keir Smith - 2014 David Kemp - 1995 Kees Bierman - 1986 Keith Wilson - sited 2009 Charlie Whinney - 2017 Richard Harris - 1977 Nigel Ross - 2013 Mike Winstone - 1984 District World Heritage Site. 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Since 1977 the Forestry Commission has worked with a number of partner organisations and international artists including the Grizedale Society who initiated the development of sculptures in the forest with us. Other collaborations have included Grizedale Larch Arch Sheltered Seat Blurpg's House Treeleaves Longh's House Quarry Structure Jim Partridge Clockwork Forest Jim Partridge Sandgate School & Sandgate School & Sethera Ting Janus Concrete Country Arts, MUF Architecture and Greyworld Richard Harris - 1977 & Liz Walmsley - 1990 greyworld - 2010 & Liz Walmsley - 1990 Paul Dodgson - 2000 Paul Dodgson - 2000 Reece Ingram - 1998 Colin Rose - 1984 Robert Bryce Muir - 2017 Lucy Tomlins - sited 2012 adding to our internationally renowned collection of site specific sculpture. This 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 is a forest for art, adventure, nature and people, sustainably managed by the Forestry Commission for all to enjoy.

Romeo Please close the gate Red Sandstone Fox Some Fern Rupert Ackroyd (Picket Fence) Living Space In Celebration of a Tor Seed Taking a Wall for a Walk Touchstone Cloak of Seasons Gordon Young - 1991 Kerry Morrison - 1997 & Owen Bullet - 2011 Gregory Scott-Gurner - 1998 Petre Nicoloski - 1990 Chris Booth - 1993 Walter Bailey - 1995 Andy Goldsworthy - 1990 Gregory Scott-Gurner - 1998 Walter Bailey - 1995

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Light Columns I The Seers Well Mea Culpa Habitat Light Column II & III Stone Forest Last Rays of an English Rose Her Insistent Stream Meridian Owl Private Meeting Charles Bray - 1994 Belle Shafir - 1999 Robert Bryce Muir - 2006 Richard Caink - 1994 Charles Bray - 1995 Kim Tsuchiya - 1991 Keir Smith - sited 2009 Hilary Cartmel - 1985 Zoe de L'isle Whittier - 1993 Robert Koenig - 1983

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Lady of the Water The Guardians Dry Stone Passage The Living Wood Silurian Cant treefold:centre 17 Degrees South Pyxis Columns The Forest and the Forester Alannah Robins - 1995 Robert Koenig - 1983 Richard Harris - 1982 Antony Hollaway - 1991 Pat Leighton - 1986 Rob & Harriet Fraser - 2017 Linda Watson - 1997 Del Geist - 1986 Giles Kent - 1996 Grahem Fagan - 2002 walks Trail information Hawkshead Hill From the visitor centre 0

High Cross 0 1 0 0 20 1 N Millwood Trail • • • Short trail: Grade: Easy

1 1km (0.75 miles), 45 mins 0 0 Guard2 against all risks of fire. 1 B5285 0 Protect and respect wildlife, Long trail: Grade: Moderate

1 60 plants 0and trees. 6 B5286 2.5km (1.5 miles), 1 hour 0 1 0 6 1 Keep dogs under control 0 A short introduction to the forest as you & tidy after them. 1 Hawkshead 6 Take your litter home. 0 walk under the Go Ape course and Make no unnecessary noise. alongside some of the oldest trees at on Takenist only memories away. Grizedale (many over 100 years old). o Co T 0 t 0 4 8 1 1 0 Coniston 0 Carron Crag Trail • • • Hawkshead Grade: Strenuous r Moor 5km (3 miles), 2 hours 0 2 e 1 Aim for the highest point in Grizedale 1 280 4 t 0 (314m)! Then why not enjoy a well- a Goosey Foot earned picnic at the top whilst taking in W Tarn panoramic views of Coniston Old Man and the Central fells.

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0 8 Moor Top 1 Youth Hostel s Juniper Ridding Wood Trail • • • i High Tarn High Barn Grade: Easy access surfaced trail n Man 1.5 km (1 mile), 45 mins o The shortest and easiest trail at Grizedale

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1 1 60 4 Brantwood 0 1 2 0 Grizedale Tarn Trail 0 6 80 • • • 1 0 2 2 Grade: Moderate

0 5.5km (3.5 miles), 2 hours 4 2 0 4 1 On this trail you will see some of the 0 Machell's 22 7 G r e e n l a n e newest sculptures and discover Grizedale Coppice 1 21 4 22 0 0 Tarn, the only natural tarn in the forest. 2 Lawson Park 2

20 0 2 2 2 Silurian Way 49 • • • 23 Grade: Strenuous 2 240 2 0

8 1 16km (10 miles), 5 hours 40 6 0 5 0 2 24 50 10 9 The ultimate Grizedale walk! A grand 20 0 2 6 1 0 tour of the forest with many different 6 Visitor Centre 11 1 25 Grizedale 0 8 artworks and views along the way. 1 0 2 4 48 2 The Yan Tarn 3 20 0 0 2

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Park 0 Carron 6 0 1 From Bogle Crag car park 4 0 1 28 Crag 0 4 314m 1 14 Bogle Crag Trail 0 18 • • • 47 0 26 0 0 1 4 0 1

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0 0 0 8 2 30 1 Walk’ by Andy Goldsworthy, created in 2 60 1990, is well worth a visit on this trail. 1 4

0 8 1 2 31 4 45 0 0 4 2 0 28 2 Bogle Crag 32 29 1 From Blind Lane car park 160 Grizedale Beck High Bowkerstead Trail 44 • • • 1 Short trail: Grade: Strenuous 80 80 Farra 33 4km (2.5 miles), 1½ hours

0 8 0 0 1 2 Long trail: Grade: Strenuous Grain 34 0 4 Low Parkamoor 1 6.5km (4 miles), 2½ hours 0 6 35 1 Tackle the steep climbs and you'll see 0 0 4

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0 0 Machell's Coppice Trail 3 • • • Bowkerstead Low Dale Park 1 0 0 Grade: Strenuous 4 0 43 1

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39 8 4 280 0 28 A short walk with views over Coniston 0 0 2 41 1 Water, the lake famous for the Bluebird 200 40 water speed record.

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1 0 0 6 Picnic area Bridleway 0 6 8 1 2 0 26 1 Grizedale 20 0 Viewpoint Footpath 6 1 2 6 0 0 6 0 0 2 2 8 0 0 4 6 2 visitor centre Waymarkers Camping 1 Sculptures

• Cafe • Easy Access Toilets Public 0 200 400 600 800 1km • Visitor Information • Baby changing bridleway Walking Biking The North trail trail Face bike • Forestry Commission • Bike Hire 0 0.3 miles 0.6 miles Public trail offices • Go Ape footpath Follow us @ FCGrizedale • Toilets • Play area Visit us on Facebook at Grizedale Forest