Tring Park is a public open space in Tring, owned by Dacorum Borough Council and managed by the Woodland Trust. It is part of the Chilterns Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Half of the 264 acres is undulating grassland, grazed by cattle.
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Very nice and large for good walk. Didn't explore the whole area. We had visited the Natural History museum which is located close by. There is a path next to the car park which croses over the main road to Tring Park. What's very nice and different is there was cows just wondering over close to you with no barriers or fences, they were in the same field. Wouldn't be to good for dog walks as they may start chasing the cows, plus there are many signs asking for all dogs to be on leads. Definitely would...
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You can kill two birds with one stone if you're visiting Tring Natural History Museum and asked to leave early in order to let others in due to overcrowding. This ancient woodland is associated with museum founder Walter Rothchild anyway because he had once kangaroos, emus and other exotic animals roaming around here. Now you can only see grazing cows though as most wildlife is not active during the daytime but still it's a beautiful hilly/valley like terrain to get your daily...
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A parcel of varying habitats over slopes including historic parkland, woodland, scrub and swathes of rolling grassland. Various trails meander over a landscape with an abundance and diversity of flora and fauna to be discovered. This is an ably managed site with some pleasing views and a delight for both amblers and nature enthusiasts. Limited areas accessible by wheelchair and there be some steep and slippery terrain. A worthwhile destination to spend...
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