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Blakemere Trail
Delamere Forest
A woodland route beside Blakemere Moss, with wetland wildlife along the way.
Plan your visit
OutdoorsFree admissionDogs welcome / on leads
90–120 minutesOur suggested time hereSuggested visit length: editorial estimate for a relaxed visit. Allow extra time for travel and meals.
- Admission
- No walking admission charge; forest parking and optional activities are paid.
- Access & terrain
- The 5 km yellow-marked trail starts by the café, is shared with cyclists and is described as suitable for all-terrain mobility scooters.
- Dogs
- Dogs are allowed in Delamere Forest; follow signs and keep them under control.
- Parking
- Paid cashless parking at the main visitor centre or Treetops.
- Public transport
- Delamere station serves the forest, with a walking route to visitor facilities. Check Forestry England's current local roadworks notice.
Sources & checked details
Checked 2026-09-19. Opening, admission and access arrangements can change; check the official guide before travelling.
Blakemere trail ↗Forest travel and facilities ↗WHILE YOU’RE HERE
Around Delamere Forest
For this forest hub, travel labels start at the main Delamere Forest visitor centre, rather than Delamere village.
Time for a pause
Delamere Forest Café
Within the visitor siteA family-run café at the main visitor facilities serves hot and cold food and drinks; check its current menu and opening.
Another discovery
Go Ape Delamere
Walk from the visitor centreFollow the signed woodland route towards the activity cabin. Book the chosen ropes or Segway activity and check its participation requirements.
Sources & checked details
Checked 2026-09-19. These are suggestions, not turn-by-turn routes. Check opening days, access and any admission requirements before setting out.
Official visitor information ↗Official visitor information ↗ Find a place to stay around Delamere Forest ↗A little closer
Look around
- Blakemere Moss
- Wetland margins
- Forest trail
Drag to turn the miniature, or zoom in to explore its details. An artistic impression of the place and its setting.