Dale Abbey Loop
Ilkeston
Type of walk
Hilly, Forest
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Free Parking, Off Lead Areas, On Lead Areas, Animals On Route
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A 4-mile hike through woodlands and across fields, passing several historic places of interest (Hermit's Wood, All Saints Church, and the ruins of Dale Abbey).
It is a figure-eight circular walk starting and ending in a large layby where you can park your car.
There are a few steep hills and some of the paths can become quite muddy in wet weather.
Some of the fields do contain livestock (sheep, horses, cows).
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Dale Abbey Loop, Ilkeston
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Cumberland19793 years ago
Some parts of the ground is used as a bridleway so can be a little bit uneven when wet.
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How to get there
Address
Potato Pit Ln, Ilkeston DE7, UK View on Google
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///airliners.polo.kitchens View on w3w
Location details
There is a large lay-by on Potato Pit Lane directly opposite the T-junction with Dale Road.
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