Out and About Archaeology with Forestry England
For Out and About Archaeology the CBA has teamed up with Forestry England to share details of the self-guided activities you can do at their sites across England.
Activities include walks, cycle trails and horse riding, and they have a range of easy access trails suitable for pushchairs, wheelchairs and other mobility aids.
Check out Forestry England's new video showcasing the archaeology hidden within their forests and discover some of the forestry heritage trails near you via the links below.
If you visit one of the sites don't forget to take a picture and share it with us via social media by tagging @archaeologyuk or using the hashtag #OutAndAboutArchaeology.
Activities across England
08 Feb 2024
Cannock Chase Geotrail, Staffordshire
08 Feb 2024
Cross Border Trail at Kielder
08 Feb 2024
Easy access trails across the UK
08 Feb 2024
Forestry England Sculpture trails
08 Feb 2024
Habitat trail at Alice Holt, Surrey
08 Feb 2024
History Hunters trail at Bellever Forest, Devon
08 Feb 2024
Mining heritage at Wheal Glynn, Cornwall
08 Feb 2024
Queen Elizabeth Country Park
08 Feb 2024
Sculpture trails at Grizedale Forest, Cumbria
08 Feb 2024
Smithy Beck Trail at Ennerdale, Cumbria
08 Feb 2024
Trenches at Sherwood Pines, Nottinghamshire
08 Feb 2024
Walking routes in the New Forest
08 Feb 2024
Walking trails at Dalby Forest
07 Jul 2023
Viking Cord Winding
07 Jul 2023
Writing in Runes
03 Jul 2023
Rock Art
18 Jul 2022
Micheldever Archaeology Trail
18 Jul 2022
New Forest Knowledge
16 Jul 2022
Bringing Forestry England's Archaeology to Life