Teversal Trails Visitors Centre

The Teversal Trails Visitors Centre is the best location for people who want to find out about walking, cycling, and horse-riding trails in the Nottinghamshire countryside. Plenty of information on the Teversal Trails routes is available at this centre.

Many are dog-friendly trails, and there are also wheelchair-friendly routes. Located on former railway lines on the Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire border, the routes start at the Teversal Trails Visitors Centre that has facilities including free car parking, a café, picnic space, and toilets.


The trails include a circular route along the old railway lines that guides visitors to a former colliery site, takes in the abundant wildlife of Coppy Wood, and the historic Skegby village. Take a trip to the Coal Garden at the visitors centre that has artifacts from the local colliery, including pit wheels.

Much of the trails network has now been designated as a Local Nature Reserve (LNR) with tor grass, yellow oat grass, field scabious, hawkweed, and quaking grass, and is one of the few remaining areas in Nottinghamshire with limestone grassland.

How to get there
By car: Exit at junction 28 of the M1 motorway.
Continue on Alfreton Road/A38, take Common Road/B6027, Chesterfield Road and B6014 to Carnarvon Street.
By train: Sutton Parkway station (3.2 miles).

Visit Teversal Trails Visitor Centre on a cycle or walking trail in Ashfield

CYCLE TRAILS
Pleasley and the Five Pits cycle trail

Teversal Station Loop from Skegby cycle trail

Sutton in Ashfield to Teversal to Five Pits cycle trail

Hardwick Hall Loop from Kirkby in Ashfield cycle trail

WALKING TRAILS
Lady Chatterley walking trail

Lady Spencer walking trail

Nature Walk trail

Testing for Gas walking trail