'The Living Wood', a Grizedale Forest... © Karl and Ali Geograph Britain and Ireland
The Grizedale Sculpture Trail is one of the Lake District's most noteworthy attractions. 8 marked paths take visitors through Grizedale Forest, which covers over 6,000 acres and is scattered with sculptures commissioned by Grizedale Arts. There are paths to suit all levels of physical fitness and ability.
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Since 1977 leading international artists have created sculpture at Grizedale Forest. Set in the heart of the English Lake District, the forest is a unique experience for artists and visitors alike. Forestry England are working with the next generation of artists to explore the possibilities of site specific sculpture in the forest landscape.
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Grizedale sculptures Hilary Cartmel 1985 Artist's website: www.hilarycartmel.co.uk During the summer of 1985, Cartmel was artist in residence at Grizedale for 3 months and made two large oak women, part of her Wooden Women series (1983-1986).
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W&OD Trail hours are from 5 a.m. to 9 p.m., from Shirlington in Arlington County, all the way to the western town limit of Herndon in Fairfax County. Beyond that, users must obey dusk mandates. Often called the skinniest park in Virginia, Washington & Old Dominion (W&OD) Railroad Regional Park is a paved trail between Shirlington and.
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There are many ways of getting to Grizedale Forest depending on which direction you are traveling from. Please use a route finder to plan your journey. Access for Coaches. Coaches must come from the South via the A590 to Greenodd onto the A5092, turning right at Penny Bridge onto the road signed Colton and Oxen Park, and not via Haverthwaite.
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Some Fern by Kerry Morrison, Grizedale Forest Sculpture (photo by Tony West) Alongside the collection of sculptures, Grizedale also has a packed calendar of events taking place throughout the year. For a fun family day filled with adventure there are some excellent walking and cycling trails weaving through the extensive woodlands.
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Sculpture at Grizedale Forest. Grizedale Forest, 10 square miles of natural woodland in the Lake District near Coniston Water, is a large area of completely open, accessible, and free forest and path which is managed and maintained by Forestry England.. It is the UK's first forest for sculpture - its history as a site for sculpture in the landscape was established in 1977, in collaboration.
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Grizedale Sculpture, Cumbria Woodland trail: Axe-man sculpture at Grizedale in Cumbria. Photograph: Picturebank/Alamy Home to the UK's first forest sculpture trail, artists have been.
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About Visit the Grizedale Visitor Centre and let the friendly staff help you choose your activities for the day ahead. Cycling, walking, Go Ape, sculpture guides and waymarked trails are all available or create your own adventure. Grizedale Forest Park offers superb views of Coniston Water, Windermere and Grizedale Valley itself.
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In addition to the sculpture collection, Grizedale Forest plays host to exhibitions, performances and events. See below for more information about current and upcoming events and exhibitions. See images of Past Events and exhibitions at Grizedale Forest and Plan your Visit to find information about other events happening at Grizedale Forest.
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Millwood trail - long loop. An introduction to the forest, taking you through some of the oldest trees in Grizedale and under the Go Ape course. You will also discover some of Grizedale's famous sculpture collection. This longer loop is a moderate walk with a short section of climb, which offers scenic views of the Grizedale Valley.
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Things to do See more things to do Cycling and mountain biking trails at Grizedale Whether you've just bought your first bike, or you're happy shredding through rock gardens, Grizedale Forest offers a fantastic opportunity for natural cycling. Our famous mountain bike routes will spoil you for choice. Find out more Grizedale Sculptures
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Explore over 4000 hectares of forest and woodland and discover sculptures by some of the leading names in contemporary art. Grizedale Forest's extensive network of walking and cycling trails are a great way to explore and discover sculptures.
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Full of free trails packed into 10 square miles of working forest, the Grizedale Sculpture site was the first of its kind. It all started in 1977 when artists Richard Harris and David Nash worked together to bring pieces of art to Grizedale as part of a residency programme.