This walk is mainly through woodland and agricultural land in some of the quieter parts of Clumber and finishes by the lakeside. It is perfect for a summer's evening as the sun sets with the stunning backdrop of the lake. .

Sherwood Forest offers four walks and trails that give you a great introduction to the forest – they are the perfect way to begin to get to know this exciting place, walks ranging in distance from ¾ -  4 miles 

A delightful walk of 6 miles (9.5km) through woodland and heathland along the border of the Ducal Estates of Clumber and Thoresby. This walk avoids areas of the park that may contain grazing livestock. Generally on good paths but some paths can be muddy after wet weather.

The route identifies some possible sites of Second World War activities; in addition look out for evidence of significant earth works which are present throughout the park.

A 7.5 mile route on good paths that visits both familiar and not so familiar features in the park. These cover the time when the park was a Ducal Estate and used as a munitions store during World War 2.

Explore the parkland for yourself on this easy trail to uncover Clumber’s past and enjoy a little wildlife-spotting along the way.

Starting from the visitor facilities based in the stables and outbuildings of the now demolished house, follow an easy route with clear paths giving views of Clumber Lake, parkland, and heathland. The route is waymarked with orange (one direction) and olive (reverse direction) markers.

Enjoy grand views of Clumber from several vantage points as you walk round the estate through a mixture of habitats including woodland, parkland and heathland.