If you need a breath of fresh air, why not explore the 1.6 kilometre loop trail at Creswell Crags? Or walk in the footsteps of early humans and woolly mammoths through the dramatic gorge, take in the Ice Age rock art and enjoy exploring the woodland, meadow, and reflective lake.If you need a breath of fresh air, why not explore the 1.6 kilometre loop trail at Creswell Crags? Or walk in the footsteps of early humans and woolly mammoths through the dramatic gorge, take in the Ice Age rock art and enjoy exploring the woodland, meadow, and reflective lake.
If you need a breath of fresh air, why not explore the 1.6 kilometre loop trail at Creswell Crags? Or walk in the footsteps of early humans and woolly mammoths through the dramatic gorge, take in the Ice Age rock art and enjoy exploring the woodland, meadow, and reflective lake.

The top 5 outdoor venues to blow off the Christmas cobwebs in and around Worksop

By Kate Mason
Published 31st Jul 2023, 17:13 BST
Updated 18th Dec 2023, 11:26 BST
If you’re looking for ways to blow off the Christmas cobwebs and entertain the children after the festivities we’ve got you covered.

Here is a run down of the best outdoor family attractions in and around Worksop for the whole family to get some fresh air and enjoy over the Christmas school holidays.

Please check individual venues websites for Christmas opening hours.

The perfect place to take in all nature has to offer and enjoy a walk with your family. Why not take along a nature tick list to keep your children entertained and get them interested in the beauty of the area they live in.

5. Chesterfield Canal

The perfect place to take in all nature has to offer and enjoy a walk with your family. Why not take along a nature tick list to keep your children entertained and get them interested in the beauty of the area they live in. Photo: jason chadwick

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