- Main car park in Clumber Park (SK625747)
- Alongside Clumber Lake to Hardwick Village
- Apleyhead Lodge
- Along Lime Tree Avenue to Carburton Bridge
- Clumber Bridge
- South Lodge
- Permissive path to Thoresby Hall
- Henry's Grove
- Permissive path back to Clumber Park car park
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| Clumber Lake |
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| Clumber Chapel |
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| The path alongside Clumber Lake heading towards Hardwick |
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| Trees in the northern end of Clumber Lake |
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| The start of Limetree Avenue near Apleyhead Lodge |
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| Apleyhead Lodge |
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| The start of Limetree Avenue The double avenue of Lime Trees is the longest of its kind in Europe. It was planted in 1840 and is almost 2 miles long with 1,296 common limes. |
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| Limetree Avenue |
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| Limetree Avenue |
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| The black bands date from 1906 when grease was painted around the trunks to trap insects. |
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| After almost 2 miles the end of the Avenue |
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| Then there's a gap... |
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| ... followed by more trees which start with small ones... |
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| ...becoming larger... |
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| ...and larger to end near Carburton Bridge |
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| Clumber Bridge |
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| Clumber Lake and Chapel from the Bridge |
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| Thoresby Hall |
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| Thoresby Hall |
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| Church of St John at Perlethorpe in Thoresby Park |
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| The avenue of Redwood Trees in Henry's Grove |
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| Looking up at one of the Redwood trees |
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| The avenue of Redwood Trees in Henry's Grove |
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