Welcome
The 3rd trail, around Kings Norton via Masefield Square and Bromford Dell, offers visitors the opportunity to experience a number of examples of ice age boulders. The circular trail which starts at Kings Norton station, takes you through Kings Norton Park and the nature reserve that runs alongsie the River Rea.

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General
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Getting here
Kings Norton Station
Station Road
Kings Norton
B30 3EG
Travel by public transport
You can get to Around Kings Norton Erratic Boulders trail by bus and train.
Number 47 bus from Birmigham City Centre (Queensway), towards Longbridge will take around 30 mins, will take the visitor to the start of the trail at Kings Norton Station.
The number 45 from Queensway, will take you to Wharf Rd, (again towards Longbridge), and then it is a 3 minute walk to Kings Norton Green. The bus stop is 0.1 miles / 0.2 km from Around Kings Norton Erratic Boulders trail.
The nearest train station is Kings Norton Station. The train station is 0.1 miles / 0.2 km from Around Kings Norton Erratic Boulders trail.
Trains take 15 minutes from Birmingham New Street to Kings Norton
Travel by taxi
Parking around Kings Norton Greeen is limited but there is parking at Kings Norton Park
Parking

Arrival
Getting around inside
Getting around outside
Around Kings Norton
The trail is 6400metres long. The trail has a hard surface. Route around location 4 is only accessible on foot The trail has seats.
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For a list of more items, please go to https://erraticsproject.org/.
Customer care support
Some staff have disability awareness training.
We have information in large print.
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