Bit tricky place to find but worth to check it out. Took us around 40min to get there. Just get passed the closed footpath. We had run into other three families on our way. Be prepared for bit challenges you could come across on the way as apparently the flood had damaged part of it. Other walks had already lay down some wood/broken fences to help get passed those muddy part. You can either follow the original way back or take the main road. Don’t try the possible ‘easy way’. We tried and it was horrendous. Took us over 1h to get back out. Did see some cool abandoned houses and things though. A nice little hiking suitable for pretty much everyone. If you bring a dog/young kid,make sure you pay special attention to them as well. P.S. I left a little walk stick at the entrance as shown in the first 2 pics for those who might need. Please bring it back out and leave it for the next user.

What a gorgeous place! Had it all to ourselves and the weather was stunning! The wall through the woods was just perfect (even if a little muddy in spots). Highly recommended!

Nice walk, not brilliant in November though as there are many many extremely muddy and wet spots along the way. Some attempt has been made to secure the footpaths but it can be treacherous and very difficult in place. I am sure it would be much easier in the summer but I would recommend waterproof shoes at least, and maybe walking poles if required. The cave is an interesting place and worth the walk. Great spot for a picnic, or a bit of photography. Lots of moths and flies inside when we went.