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About trip

Yorkshire Sculpture Park is a unique place to go for a walk – very popular and always busy around the visitor centre. However, there is plenty of lovely, quiet walking in the surrounding areas. This route explores the Sculpture Park and the lakes around Bretton Country Park in a straightforward circular of just over five miles. Allow time to explore the sculptures you will see from the route. By Steve Goodier. Route: Is it for me? Paths, tracks, trackless ground; some lane walking; can be muddy. Dogs on lead Stiles: 1 Start/parking: Car park at café/visitor centre, Yorkshire Sculpture Park (fee), grid ref SE286131 Nearest town: Barnsley Refreshments: On route Public toilets: On route Public transport: Buses to Sculpture Park, tel: park information desk on 01924 832631 Maps: Ordnance Survey Explorer 278; Landranger 110 & 111 From Country Walking magazine, to subscribe visit www.GreatMagazines.co.uk/CountryWalking © Copyright Bauer Media Limited 2011. All rights reserved. We have taken all reasonable steps to ensure these walks are safe and correctly described. However things do change and all outdoor activities involve a degree of risk. The publishers accept no responsibility for any errors or omissions or for any injuries or accidents that occur whilst following this walk.