Ingleby Barwick Trail
The Ingleby Barwick Trail is a 7 mile (11.5km) circular route that links attractive areas of countryside, woodland and riverside around Ingleby Barwick.
This trail offers a range of options for walkers, with the opportunity to complete the full circuit or use adjoining paths to create a series of shorter routes starting from anywhere in the town.
Along the trail you will see Ingleby Wood, The River Tees, Thornaby Woods and Thornaby Plantation, Bassleton Beck and The River Leven.
Thanks to Ingleby Barwick Town Council who provided additional funding to pay for entrance and exit signs.
Accessibility
The surfacing of the footpaths vary throughout the walk, from tarmac to muddy sections.
Opening times
The trail is open at all times.
Location
The map below shows the trail being walked in an anti-clockwise direction, but it can be walked in either direction and the waymarking that has been installed works both ways. There is no specific starting point as the trail can be picked up anywhere along its length.
Supporting the trail
We would like to support you to get the most out of the trail, not only by walking it, but by helping to care for and further develop it. Opportunities to get involved include practical works on site as a volunteer with the Council's ranger service, becoming a walk leader, or providing trail recordings, such as wildlife sightings, local history and trail photographs. To get involved please contact countrysideandgreenspace@stockton.gov.uk
