Formerly the Ashby and Nuneaton Joint Railway, this multi-use trail is surrounded by an abundance of wildlife in the heart of the National Forest.
Accessible paths
Find us
There are a number of car parks along or near the trail that can be found at:
Measham library (DE12 7HR)
Donisthorpe Woodland Park (DE12 7PY)
Moira Furnace (DE12 6AT)
Sarah’s Wood (DE12 6GA) – height restriction barrier of 2m
Opening times
All of our parks are open every day.
The car park allows entry from 7am until the following times:
December – January: 4pm
February: 5pm
March: 6pm
April: 7pm
May – August: 8pm
September: 7pm
October: 6pm
November: 5pm
What to see and do along the Ashby Woulds Trail
This 3.5mile (6km) multi-use trail in The National Forest was formerly the Ashby and Nuneaton Joint Railway and runs from the restored Measham Station to Spring Cottage.
There are a number of places to visit near to the trail including the Conkers Discovery Centre and The National Forest Visitor Centre, Moira Furnace, Donisthorpe Woodland Park and Measham village.
The stone-surfaced trail is suitable for cyclists, pedestrians and horse riders. Please note that wheelchair users will need assistance in places.