Guisborough Forest features not only a lot of lovely trees and natural wildlife but also loads of fun activities for the whole family to get stuck into, including an orienteering course, a trim trail, a sculpture trail, cycling trails, and 2 play areas.
Things To Do
In the mood for a bit of climbing? If the weather is nice, it’s worth making it to the top of Highcliff Nab or Hanging Stone. There you’ll uncover stunning views over Teesside and the coast. Make sure to bring a camera, or a sketchpad and pencils, so that the aspiring photographers and artists in the family can get to work! Then grab the kids and head on a brand new forest adventure with The Gruffalo and recover his missing party items!
Brand New Gruffalo Party Trail!
Celebrate The Gruffalo's 25th birthday with a brand new forest trail! The interactive family trail will have you engaging with party-themed activities and games. As well as learning fun facts about the life of the Gruffalo and other forest creatures!
Two-Wheeled Adventures
Don't fancy walking? Well, you can always explore the beautiful forest on your bike! There are plenty of cycling routes all through the natural landscape, for any skill level.
Attraction Details
Opening Times
Year round access
Pricing & Tickets
Child (4-17): Free
Gruffalo trail packs are £4
Book in advance for cheapest tickets
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Plan Your Visit
Typical visit time more than 5 hours
Suitable for Kids and Adults too
FAQs
Yes, there is parking.
Yes, there are parking charges at this Forest. The parking fees help pay for the upkeep of the forest so your money goes a long way!
Here are the prices:
£2.00 for 2 hours
£3.00 for 3 hours
£4.00 all day
Yes, there are toilets available to the public.
Yes, there are baby changing facilities available
Yes, there are accessible toilets available
Yes, there are baby changing facilities.
Yes, all areas are pushchair friendly.
Yes, Guisborough Forest and Walkways is dog friendly
Dogs are welcome
Yes there is dining and snack options.
Yes, guest are allowed to bring their own food
Yes, Guisborough Forest and Walkways is wheelchair friendly and has accessible toilets.
No, Guisborough Forest and Walkways had stated that you do not need to pre-book.
No, there is no private hire at Guisborough Forest and Walkways.
Directions
Guisborough Forest and Walkways
Guisborough Forest and Walkways, Pinchinthorpe, Guisborough, North Yorkshire, TS14 8HD, England
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Transport & Parking for Visitors
By Car
From Guisborough take the A171 west to the A173. Follow the A173 for 300 metres and look for the entrance to Guisborough Forest and Walkway Visitor Centre on the left side of the road.
Access on foot can also be made via Belmangate and Butt Lane in Guisborough and via Hutton Lowcross village.