track around old pit tip , a good loop for mountain bikes
Old Branch line, recently cleared, suitable for mountain bikers
Plaque commemorating the death in 1909 of a crossing attendant and on Christmas Eve 1910 of three children and another child in 1923 on the unmanned level crossing of the Lancashire Derbyshire and East Coast Railway at Carr Vale.
Entrance to/exit from path leading down to Stockley trail and Carr Vale Nature Reserve from North View Street, Bolsover
Path leads to Carr Vale Road (ahead) or North View Street (to right). Vale Park is to the left.
Path exit onto unmade road leading down to Stockley Trail and Carr Vale Nature Reserve
Looking towards entrance of football club from unmade road - both lead to Stockley Trail to right.
entrance to footpath leading to North View Street and Carr Vale Road
Alternate path northbound to Stockley Trail from path coming down from North View Road, Bolsover
Alternate path from Stockley Trail
Alternate road up to Villas Road, Bolsover from Stockley Trail and Carr Vale Nature Reserve
Alternative route near Stockley Trail - road to right goes up to Villas Road, Bolsover - trail to left goes down to the car park and the Stockley Trail and Carr Vale Nature Reserve entrance
Alternate path route from Stockely Trail showing narrow path - disused bridge is on right
Narrow path on alternate route from Stockley Trail heading north
Looking East along Stockley Trail towards the bridge (sharp left) across the Stockley Brook
Stockley Trail looking West along Stockley Lane (unmade) - trail turns right at end of fence on right
Alternate Stockley Trail route from Stockley Lane (unmade) re-joins other option lower down track
Junction of alternate route of Stockley Trail joining the Stockley Lane (unmade) again.
Stockley Trail southbound point where trail options converge.
Stockley Trail - divides into two routes conjoining further up the tracks
Stockley Trail looking West towards entrance of Glapwell MTB Trail
View of Glapwell MTB Trail from Stockley Trail looking North
Stockley Trail - trail divides onto Stockley Lane (unmade) to left and surfaced trail to right. Entrance to Glapwell MTB Trail is on left opposite junction.
Entrance to Stockley Lane from A617 Mansfield Road looking North - car park is along this road on left, Stockley Trail is a continuation through barriers.
Shared bridleway with walkers and horse riders
Looking towards Welbeck Estate
Gate and sign for Robin Hood Way
Straight on takes you towards the lake and left takes you onto Robin Hood way towards Welbeck estate and Clumber Park
looking towards Whitwell from the entrance to Cresswell Craggs
Side of Cresswell Craggs looking towards the entrance
Southbound exit of Stockley trail onto A617 Mansfield Road.
Signs on northbound entrance to Galpwell Ponds and Stockley Trail - still doesn't mention the Glapwell MTB Trail though...
Car Park at Stockley Ponds on the Stockley Trail - accessed via Stockley Lane from A617 Mansfield Road
Northbound entrance from car park on Stockely Trail from Stockley Lane (made up)
Southbound Stockley Trail exit to car park on right (Stockley Lane - now made road)
Northbound entrance to Stockley Trail at Stockley Ponds
Entrance to Stockley Ponds from Trail
Southbound exit at Stockley Ponds (on right)
Eastbound view of Stockley Trail from Stockley Lane (unmade) junction
Entrance to Glapwell MTB Trail from Stockley Trail
Southbound Stockley Trail (on Stockley Lane (unmade) re-joining alternate route which is made up from left
Exit of Glapwell MTB to Stockley Trail on Stockley Lane (unmade)
View of one entrance to Glapwell MTB Trail
Stockley trail on Stockley Lane (unmade)
Stockley Trail southbound on Stockley Lane (unmade)
Stockley Trail - option to drop down to left, actual trail is the right side using Stockley Lane (unmade)
northbound entrance to Stockley Trail after crossing Stockley Lane (unmade)
Stockley Trail up to Stockley Lane westbound
Second bridge over Stockley Brook northbound
Second bridge over Stockley Brook southbound
Northbound view of bridge over Stockley Brook. Note the bridge structure is raised from the trail and is vertical - ok for MTB but not narrower section tyres.
Closeup of Southbound bridge over Stockley Brook - note at exit there is a drop where bridge structure ends and trail starts again.
Southbound sharp left turn over bridge crossing over Stockley Brook
Northbound exit of Stockley trail over Rylah Lane.
This is a fast road and drivers have limited visibility round corners
Entrance to Stockley Trail southbound from Rylah Lane
Entrance to Stockley Trail Northbound from Rylah Lane.
The area in front is NOT a car park but dog/walkers often use it as such and obstruct it.
Exit of trail over Rylah Lane.
Note this can is a fast road with limited visibility by drivers around bends
Exit northbound of trail over unmade road leading to sewage work - warning can be deep water filled 'trenches' - advised to walk!! #105800 #105801
Entrance of trail southbound over unmade road leading to sewage work - warning can be deep water filled 'trenches' - advised to walk!! #105800 #105801
Entrance of trail over unmade road leading to sewage work - warning can be deep water filled 'trenches' - advised to walk!! #105800 #105801
Potholes (trenches) on umade road from Sewage works where Stockley Trail crosses
Potholes on unmade road at crossing of Stockley trail to Sewage Work #105801
Exit of trail over unmade road leading to sewage work - warning can be deep water filled 'trenches' - advised to take care. #105800 #105801
Style on footpath Scarcliffe B10/37/1 crossing of Stockley Trail
Sign at crossing of Stockley Trail by footpath Scarcliffe B10/37/1
Signpost at crossing point of footpath Scarcliffe B10/41/1
Eastbound view of Carr Lane at Stockley Trail crossing point
Westbound view of Carr Lane at Stockley Trail crossing point
Northbound exit from Stockley Trail to Carr Lane
Southbound entrance to Stockley Trail from Carr Lane
Northbound entrance to StockleyTrail from Carr Lane
Southbound exit from trail to Carr Lane
Footpath from Stockley Trail towards Water lane, Carr Vale looking East
Footpath from Stockley Trail looking Westbound towards Carr Vale NR
Footpath from Stockley Trail looking eastbound towards Water Lane, Carr Vale
Point where footpaths cross Stockley Trail - looking southbound
Alternate entrance onto Stockley Trail from narrow, sometimes muddy, path with obstructions for cyclists - southbound view
Alternate route from Stockley Trail Northbound - narrow, can be muddy, with obstructions for cyclists
Old railway bridge over Stockley Trail northbound
Old railway bridge over Stockley Trail southbound
Exit from Stockley Trail northbound to car parking area at end of unmade road
Entrance to Stockley Trail south from parking area at end of unmade road
Alternate path - Stockley Trail to right
Entrance to Carr Vale Nature Reserve
Entrance to Stockley Trail looking North from car park
Old railway bridge over River Doe Lea
Bolsover branch line, looking towards Bolsover
Bolsover branch line, looking towards Markham Vale/Poolsbrook
Bolsover branch line running through old Coalite site towards Bolsover from Poolsbrook
Entrance into Creswell Craggs
do not go down here it is a footpath
Bridle way in to Creswell Craggs
Looking down the Craggs Road towards Creswell
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