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Teversal Trail Visitor CentreNewest Review: ... the tracks are wide and very well cared for. This means there is plenty of room for wheelchairs, pushchairs or for people who choose to cycle along the routes. The routes do not get very busy and in a couple of hours walk you will probably only see about two dozen people. You will most likely see more rabbits and squirrels than people. Sometimes the trails are in sheltered cuttings and at ... more |
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The Teversal Trails are a collection of footpaths that have been established along the routes of former colliery rail tracks in the Mansfield and Ashfield areas of Nottinghamshire. The rail network in this area started to decline from the 1930’s and the last to close was the Teversal to Pleasley line in the late 1970’s. The tracks have been all removed and there are now a number of different routes providing tranquil walks through beautiful countryside, a lot of which has been designated as local nature reserves. As the tracks follow old railway routes there are no steep climbs and the tracks are wide and very well cared for. This means there is ... Read the complete review
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