New Trail - Ogham Mine trail
Our new interactive trail is ready for half-term and will definitely keep you busy!
Head over to the 'big chair' and read the codex of the Ogham Alphabet, which will spell out clues to help you locate our miniature mines in our woodlands, which will spell out a hidden message.
All the mines located in the woodlands and along the Gruffalo Trail are inspired by real mines from the Forest of Dean and were built using local traditional materials. This incredible trail was created by our Site Manager, Clayton Ryder and his team of volunteers.
Additions will be made to this trail throughout the year, including quarries and seasonal trails.
All the clues needed to help you solve the puzzle are around the site. Good luck!
miniature mine model ogham alphabet code miniature model mine from the trail
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Wow sprunki games, the new Ogham Mine trek sounds amazing! The interactive elements you highlighted have the potential to truly engage visitors in a unique way.