ShareFor lovers of the great outdoors, the Sculpture Trail at Beechenhurst showcases giant pieces created from materials you might find in the Forest.
This 4 and a half mile Sculpture Trail was established in 1986, and provides a unique opportunity to walk through the woodlands and discover great works of art along the way.
All ages and abilities are guaranteed to be wowed by the sculptures that lie hidden in the forest, and you don't need to know about art to enjoy what you see. The sculptures have been created within the woodland, so you are encouraged you to seek them out - the posts with blue rings will direct you.
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