New Hall Valley Country Park
This pretty country park in Sutton Coldfield has good cycling and walking trails to try. National Cycle Network route 534 runs through the park and there are other surfaced paths for walkers. There are waterside paths along the Plants Brook, wildflower meadows and woodland trails. It's great for wildlife with lots of different bird species and butterflies. Look out for Kingfishers, Grey Heron, Dippers and Reed Bunting around the brook. You may also see birds of prey such as Buzzards, Kestrel and Sparrow Hawks.
Other interesting features include the 18th century water mill and the 16th century Vesey Cottage.
If you would like to continue your exercise then you could head a mile south to Pype Hayes park. National Cycle Network route 534 runs from New Hall Valley to Pype Hayes along the brook. At Pype Hayes Park you will find more cycling and walking trails. Also nearby is Sutton Park with 200 acres of open heathland, woodlands, wetlands, marshes and lakes.
Postcode
B76 1QX - Please note: Postcode may be approximate for some rural locationsNew Hall Valley Country Park Ordnance Survey Map 
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New Hall Valley Country Park Open Street Map 
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New Hall Valley Country Park OS Map 
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New Hall Valley Country Park Open Street Map 
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Dog Walking
The park is a popular place for dog walkers you you'll proabably see other owners on your visit.
Cycle Routes and Walking Routes Nearby
Photos
Newhall Valley Country Park
New Hall Mill. Refurbished water mill now a private dwelling but opens to the public selected days throughout the year
Footpath and picnic area at the site.
Plants Brook running through park
Marshland boardwalk in the snow. This boardwalk crosses the marshland at the bottom of the valley, between New Hall hotel and Plants Brook.
Bridge with a National Cycle Network sign
Spring in the park
Parking for Country Park, Sutton Coldfield