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Renishaw Hall and Gardens
Starting point
Renishaw Hall and Gardens Visitor Centre, S21 3WB
What to take
- a drink
- comfortable shoes or boots
- warm, waterproof clothing in case of rain
- packed lunch
Overview of walk grades
- Easy Access - Suitable for people with conventional wheelchairs and pushchairs.
- Easy - For anyone who doesn’t have a mobility or specific health problem, or is seriously unfit.
- Leisurely - For reasonably fit people with at least a little country walking experience
- Moderate - For people with country walking experience and a good level of fitness.
- Strenuous - For experienced country walkers with an above average fitness level.
Access
Wheelchair friendly, independent users welcome.
Pushchair friendly.
Registered assistance dogs welcome.
Explore the Gardens of Renishaw Hall
Walking Festival 2025 (Easy, 2.5 miles)
- Grade - Easy
- Description of route - Circular,no stiles, multiple stops along he way
- Length of route (miles) - 2.5
- Typical duration of route - 1 hour 15min
- Children welcome. Under 16s must be accompanied by an adult.
- Dogs on leads welcome
- Bring a packed lunch
- Pushchair friendly
- Wheelchair friendly, independent users welcome
- Ticket includes day entry to the Gardens.
Renishaw's very own Head Gardener, David Kesteven will be leading the walk across the beautiful award-winning Italianate Gardens and Lakes and around the site of the old kitchen garden.
David will take you through a guided tour, explaining areas of history along the way. Crossing the garden, the walk then enters Broxhill Woods and throigh the newlsy expaned woodland garden before a steep descent to Renishaw's breathtaking lakes. The walk continues around Renishaw's largest lake, hopefully sporting some interestin wild fowl en route, before a steep ascent back to the car park. You are then free to spend the day in the gardens.
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