Overview
Nature enthusiasts and walkers enjoy exploring the network of paths through the ancient woodland of Denton Dene South, to the west of Newcastle city centre. The ponds are home to a population of smooth and palmate newts and there is an abundance of birds and wildlife that can be seen.
The geography of Denton Dene South means the paths can be steep in places so is not suitable for wheelchairs or pushchairs. The paths can be muddy, so a good pair of outdoor shoes / boots is recommended.
The geography of Denton Dene South means the paths can be steep in places so is not suitable for wheelchairs or pushchairs. The paths can be muddy, so a good pair of outdoor shoes / boots is recommended.
Plan a day out
Denton Road / Broadwood Road
The paths can be muddy and steep in places so is not suitable for wheelchairs or pushchairs. A good pair of outdoor shoes or boots is recommended
A peaceful nature reserve that is popular with dog walkers and nature enthusiasts
Embrace the outdoors and muddy puddles on a nature ramble. You never know what wildlife you will spot
The nearest car park is at Scotswood Sports Centre, Denton Road
You won't find a café in Denton Dene South so make sure you pack a rucksack with essential supplies
The nearest toilets are at Scotswood Sports Centre.
If you're lucky you might spot
- Smooth newts
- Palmate newts