Tracks and Signs at Palacerigg

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Join the Countryside Rangers in Palacerigg Country Park as they go in search of the tracks, trails and signs our wild mammals leave behind.

About Tracks and Signs at Palacerigg

Listed Under Nature Events / Family and Kids Events / Outdoor Events

Our wild mammals can often be difficult to see, so we employ different techniques to locate and find out which animals are in our area. Join the Countryside Rangers as they go in search of the tracks, trails and signs our wild mammals leave behind.

All events are free and require booking in advance. Children are welcome at all events and anyone under 16 years old will need to be accompanied by an adult.

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