Designated a Local Nature Reserve in 2007, Jubilee Lake is protected for people and wildlife. What can visitors see at the Lake?

SPRING
Jubilee Lake comes to life with a superb display of Wild Garlic and Bluebells. Watch out as you walk around the lake for other flowers and enjoy the springtime birdsong.

SUMMER through AUTUMN
Feeding birds dominate the site and an evening walk will reveal bats searching for insects.

WINTER
Resident birds are still around but quiet. At night it is possible to hear Tawny Owls calling from within the valley.

NATURE TRAIL and QUIZ  [Please scroll down for map and quiz]
Visitors walking through Jubilee Lake should look around. Birds of Prey including Buzzards, Sparrowhawk and Red Kite can be seen daily. At night, the valley is used by Badgers, Foxes, Muntjacs and Roe Deer, they may be seen in the woodland and lake edges.

The map shows the trail and visitors can start from Jubilee Lake Cafe, besides the Play Park and public toilets; each question on the quiz leaflet relates to a numbered sign. Quiz leaflet can be seen next to, or below the map, depending on devise used. Alternatively, paper copies of the leaflet are available from the Town Council office and the cafe. Click to download the answers.

The trail should take approximately an hour to complete. Please have fun discovering some of our local wildlife.

Children should always be accompanied by an adult.