Have we all read the much-loved Stick Man picture book? Of course we have! Stick Man is a very lucky stick, living with his Stick Lady Love and their three small sticks. However, one day he goes out for a jog and becomes caught up in many precarious events. He becomes a toy for a dog, a pooh-stick, nesting material and even firewood…
Stick Man is lost and needs you! Can you help him find his way back to the family tree? In this clever & interactive discovery trail, kids can enjoy adventure and fresh air while tracing back to events from the popular book in their outdoor activity pack. Children also get to learn about the importance of their natural environment, with stunning views as their backdrop for the trail.
Themed trails like these are great days out for the kids and you’ll be happy to know these self-led Stick Man activity trails are spread out in multiple locations across England, Scotland, Wales & Northern Ireland.
Stick Man Trails in England…
- Houghton Hall Park, Bedfordshire
- Beetle Bank Open Farm, York
- Food4Families, Reading
- Haygrove Community Gardens
- Hulme Community Garden Centre, Manchester
- Martineau Gardens, Birmingham
- National Memorial Arboretum, Staffordshire
- Nunny’s Farm, Grimsby
- Summerwood Community Garden, Nottingham
- The Green Backyard, Peterborough
- Windmill Hill City Farm, Bristol
- Woodlands Farm Trust, London
Stick Man Trails in Wales…
FAQS
How long are the trails?
Each location for the trail is different, so it’s worth checking online for the area you wish to go to. For example, at the Weald Country Park in Essex the Stick Man Trail is approximately 2 km long.
What age range is suitable for the Stick Man Trail?
The Stick Man Trail is aimed at children aged 2 to 6.
What’s in the trail?
Children will follow the trail to find the different characters and enjoy exploring nature at the same time. Activity packs and official merchandise are available to purchase, too.
What should I wear to a discovery trail?
You should wear comfortable and casual clothes when going for walks, wearing dark colours is great to cover up any mud splats too! Depending on the weather, you may want to wrap up warm or just take a thin waterproof instead. For footwear boots, wellies or trainers are the most practical shoes for exploring.
Where are the Stick Man Trails?
The Stick Man Trail is a self-led trail where you complete activity sheets that follow events from the story. These trails are spread across the UK in forests, parks, social farms & gardens, and green community spaces.
So, now you know where the outdoor trails are, it’s time to put on your wellies, slither your jackets, grab your story trail leaflet and explore your local Stick Man Trail! Psst, some of these locations like Beetle Bank Open Farm have epic adventure climbing frames and animal experiences nearby!
We hope you’ve found this Stick Man Trail article helpful and informative. Feel free to check out our other adventure articles. We have first hand accounts of a Medieval Adventure in the Knight’s Village at Warwick Castle, Bear Grylls iFLY Experience and our Bear Grylls High Ropes Review too.
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