There are three main routes, and none require you to dress like Bear Grylls. The Blue Trail is a gentle 1.5-mile loop, perfect for strollers, dads with questionable knees, or anyone who just wants to say they did something outdoors. The Red Trail (2.7 miles) adds a bit of puff, with that climb to the summit and a steady reward of wind-in-your-hair views.
For the ambitious (or the show-offs), the Yellow Trail stretches to 3.7 miles and loops through woods, heath, and a quarry. Pro tip: wear boots if you’ve had rain—the mud here is legendary. It’s the kind of mud that laughs at your trainers and leaves you with a story for the pub.
Beacon Hill Country Park, Woodhouse Eaves, Leicestershire - See Around
