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The Dukeries Cycle Trail
Station Road, Shirebrook, Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, NG20 8UE
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The Dukeries Cycle Trail
Distance: 32 miles (51 km)
The Dukeries Trail runs across north Nottinghamshire, to the Derbyshire and Lincolnshire borders, through the former ducal estates of Clumber, Welbeck and Thoresby which were established using profits made from the regions industrialisation. The area, between Worksop and Mansfield is still known as 'The Dukeries'; follow the waymarking along the trail to link sites of historic and industrial interest, and Sherwood Forest itself.
Covering a total of 32 miles, the route has been designed so that a round trip can be made using the train. The route consists of paths along a disused railway line, public rights of way and roads. The entire route is suitable for cyclist sand walkers, and sections can be used by horse-riders.
Click on the PDF on the right hand side of this page to download the Dukeries Cycle Trail.
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