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Walk · North Yorkshire

Sandringham Country Park circular

Sandringham · PE35 6EH
Sandringham Admirals Drive King's Avenue B1440 The Arboretum Lower Lake Upper Lake N 440 YD © OpenStreetMap contributors
3.4MILES
1h 45mON FOOT
50mCLIMB
CircularSHAPE
The route A-road B-road Lane Track Path Water Woodland
Off-road 96% 4% shares tarmac with cars
Field & moor path 30%Lane & track 66%Road with traffic 4%

Our drawing of the route, over road and path data from OpenStreetMap. It shows where the walk goes and what it goes through. It is not a survey and not a navigation aid — carry OS Explorer on the hill.

Starts at
Sandringham visitor centre car park, signed off the B1440 PE35 6EH
Parking
First 30 minutes free, then £3 up to two hours, £5 up to four and £7 all day; large and rarely full except on event days, with a cafe and toilets at the entrance
Directions to the start →

Three and a half miles in about an hour and three quarters on hard woodland tracks and sandy rides, combining both of the waymarked nature trails through the six hundred acres of pine, oak and rhododendron behind the house. Start at the visitor centre car park, postcode PE35 6EH, where the first thirty minutes are free and it is then £3 for two hours, £5 for four and £7 all day, with dog waste bins throughout. Dogs on leads are very welcome across the whole country park including both waymarked trails, but they are not admitted to the formal gardens, the house or the museum, and there is no natural water on the route.

THE SMALL PRINTDogs on leads are welcome throughout Sandringham Country Park and on both waymarked nature trails. They are not permitted in the formal gardens, Sandringham House or the museum, where assistance dogs only are allowed.
REGION · NORTH YORKSHIRE
GRID · 52.8290, 0.5140
SOURCE · HTTPS://SANDRINGHAMESTATE.CO.UK/GENERAL-INFO/DOGS-AT-SANDRINGHAM/
Also in Sandringham
880 YD © OpenStreetMap contributors
Walk SOME LIMITS

Sandringham to West Newton and Appleton

PE35 6EH
6 MI · 2H 55M · 80% OFF-ROAD

Six miles and around three hours on estate roads, forest ride and field-edge path, out through the country park to the carrstone cottages of West Newton and back past the Appleton water tower and the ruined round-tower church. It starts at the Sandringham visitor centre car park, PE35 6EH, with the first half hour free and £7 for a full day; the walk can be split at West Newton where there is a village hall car park. Dogs on leads are welcome throughout the country park and on the estate tracks but not in the formal gardens, house or museum, the field sections hold sheep and cattle, and there is water only at the visitor centre.

Livestock — leads on
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