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The Tramper is available to book for two-hour sessions, at 11am or 1.30pm (Thurs-Mon), subject to seasonally variable opening times.
The route is a distance of 3.5km, with occasional steep gradients, gravel and grass surfaces. Three point turns required at turning points.
The woodland and estate can be explored on the assessed route. Giving access to the Mill, Quarry and Hide with the Tramper. At each of these end points a three-point turn is required to turn the Tramper.
The formal gardens, cafe and front of the house can also be accessed with some narrow paths that need to be taken at slow speed.
Members must be accompanied on the route by another person during the Tramper hire session, due to limited or no mobile signal.
All Tramper users must stay on the designated Tramper route path.
This information is self-assessed; therefore we accept no liability for its accuracy. Please contact the venue for further information.
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