The Dursley Sculpture and Play Trail will be launched on Sunday 6 July at 2 pm!

The development of the trail has only been possible due to the support of volunteers from the community. Trail clearance, path upgrading and erection of sculptures have been due to the enormous effort of the Cotwolds Wardens and Simon Long and his team from Traditional Forestry. Sculptures have been developed by many local voluntary groups of all ages and abilities from those who are school age to those who are retired as well as those who struggle with disability.

We thank the Twinberrow Trust for enabling the trail to be developed in Twinberrow woods and the many local businesses who offered their financial support for the purchase of materials to develop the sculptures.

Vale Vision invite you to the launch of the Dursley Sculpture and Play Trail, Sunday 6 July at 2 pm, meeting in Twinberrow woods. This is a very special occasion for Dursley and will enable you to visit the sculpture trail as well as enjoy some of the woodland events.

There will be limited parking but it is suggested where possible you leave your vehicles in the May Lane Car Park and take the special shuttle bus from May Lane bus station from 1.30 pm. If you are physically fit you may wish to join the walking group leaving from the Dursley Market Place at 1 pm. There will be a short opening event followed by an opportunity to walk the trail or enjoy demonstrations of traditional skills. Children may like to follow our young story teller.