The walks take place each month at Sconce and Devon Park and the Vicar Water Country Park
Residents and visitors across Nottinghamshire can experience the great outdoors like never before thanks to a range of guided park ranger walks. These walks take place at Sconce and Devon Park and the Vicar Water Country Park, with a new route organised each month.
The walks vary in length and take place on the first Tuesday of the month at Sconce and Devon Park, or on the third Tuesday at Vicar Water Country Park. Each walk starts at 9am and usually lasts until around 10.30am. “These walks not only allow us to connect with nature but also to learn about the incredible biodiversity and wildlife that thrives in our parks, they make such a great space for our health and wellbeing, whether it’s through socialising, relaxing or just for exercising.
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