This walk, led by Duncan Woodcock, will visit Fairy Steps, the 1821 enclosure wall, Dallam Park and Heron Corn Mill before returning to Beetham village. This will allow you to explore landscape features including Urswick limestone scars, Woodbine Shale, various erratics, drumlins, dolines and ponds.
This walk, led by Lucy Beard, follows the coast from Red Bank Farm to Hest Bank Foreshore. This will allow you to explore landscape features including drumlins, glacial till and erratic rocks, saltmarsh morphology, coastal erosion and industrial archaeology.
Our reserves team will be providing guided tours of our three reserves at Coldwell at 11:00am and at 2:00pm. Each tour will last approximately an hour and you are welcome to just turn up and join either walk during the day. This is an ideal opportunity to learn more about how our reserves are managed […]
This walk, led by John and Jill Webb, will visit visit Jack Scout, Jenny Brown's Point and Heald Brow. The primary focus of the walk will be migratory birds, including warblers on the National Trust properties and wetland birds on the estuary.
A close look at what's growing and living on the hay meadows, limestone grassland and woodland that we are developing at these linked areas. Featuring flowers, grasses, butterflies, bugs, beetles and spiders (tiny ones) This is a free event, suitable for all ages. There is no need to book, just turn up and stay as […]
A Walk by Mike & Jean Warren. Please note that dogs are not permitted on this walk. This is a general walk enjoying the flora, fauna and landscape of Gait Barrows National Nature Reserve, hopefully taking in the Lady's-slipper orchid and possibly Duke of Burgundy butterfly. It is being led by Mike and Jean Warren […]
This walk will be led by Landscape Trust member, Ann Turnbull, who has lived in Silverdale for 45 years and has a lot of local knowledge. Ann will lead an amended version of the previous Secrets of Silverdale walk held in 2017, including a walk across the sands to Gibralter Farm, hearing history of the […]
As part of the Landscape Trust contribution to this year's Silverdale and Arnside Art and Craft Trail, we will be hosting an exhibition of photographs by Ken Kitchen, as well as a display by the Bittern Country Community Interest Company with a promotion on reducing the usage of plastics.
This is a walk with a difference in that participants will each be invited to create a personal sketchbook of the walk, exploring the area around Far Arnside, examining and recording geological features and landscapes from modern to medieval. No artistic skills are required!
Chris Winnick will lead a walk over Arnside Knott looking at the butterflies and how the area is managed for priority species, such as the High Brown Fritillary, which hopefully will be in flight on the day.
After a (hopefully) short meeting to conduct the business of the 2019 AGM, Mike Warren will give a presentation on "Back to Basics – a re-introduction to the delights of the AONB".
Join us on a visit to the AONB's newest reserve at Fell End Caravan Park, to look at butterflies and other wildlife, and to learn about the management and development of the reserve.
A walk by Ann Turnbull across the sands from Silverdale to Gibralter Farm, hearing history of the seaward part of the village. This will be followed by an exploration of the southern area of Silverdale.
Additional booking information
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