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Discover the enchanting Sculpture Trail located in the picturesque Fforest Fawr, Cardiff. This unique outdoor gallery features a stunning collection of contemporary sculptures, seamlessly integrated into the natural landscape. Ideal for art enthusiasts and families alike, the Sculpture Trail invites visitors to explore and engage with art in a serene setting, all while enjoying the fresh air and beautiful surroundings.

At Sculpture Trail Cardiff, we pride ourselves on providing a high-quality experience that fosters connection between the community and the arts. Our carefully curated selection of works from local and renowned artists not only enhances the trail but also sparks inspiration and dialogue. The trail is designed to be accessible for all, making it a perfect destination for leisurely walks, school outings, and cultural exploration.

Customer satisfaction is at the heart of what we do; our passionate team is dedicated to ensuring that every visitor leaves with a sense of wonder and appreciation for art in nature. With regular workshops and events, there’s always something new to discover, further enriching your visit. Embark on a journey of creativity and tranquility at Sculpture Trail Cardiff, where art meets nature in an unforgettable way.

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Paul McLoughlin

5 Google Rating

Brilliant place for a dog walk. Usually find a parking space, although spaces are limited to about 3

5/ 5

Brilliant place for a dog walk. Usually find a parking space, although spaces are limited to about 30 cars. The whole forest is so peaceful and well signposted. The sculpture trail is really well done.

beki james

5 Google Rating

Amazing beautiful and tranquil my niece loved getting involved with nature!

5/ 5

Amazing beautiful and tranquil my niece loved getting involved with nature!

Naomi S

5 Google Rating

Really lovely walk just outside of Cardiff . The beautifully carved wooden sculptures are located am

5/ 5

Really lovely walk just outside of Cardiff . The beautifully carved wooden sculptures are located amidst the trees and represent various members of the local wildlife population. Each sculpture has a little poem written on the side. A great place to take kids .

David Notton

3 Google Rating

Nice place to spend and afternoon, would be even nicer if dog owners would take their bagged up dog

3/ 5

Nice place to spend and afternoon, would be even nicer if dog owners would take their bagged up dog eggs home with them!

Bryan Smith

5 Google Rating

Really nice walk for adults and kids.

5/ 5

Really nice walk for adults and kids.

David Lamb

5 Google Rating

Just had a lovely walk along the trail. We're so lucky to have this on our doorstep.

5/ 5

Just had a lovely walk along the trail. We're so lucky to have this on our doorstep.

Chris Durham

5 Google Rating

Can be very muddy Decent paths with lots of routes to choose from. Car park Beware after dark 😂 u

5/ 5

Can be very muddy Decent paths with lots of routes to choose from. Car park Beware after dark 😂 unless you’re into that, prolific spot for it.

Paul Booth

4 Google Rating

Lovely woodland walk. Plenty for children to see, look and touch! Great place to meet up with a fami

4/ 5

Lovely woodland walk. Plenty for children to see, look and touch! Great place to meet up with a family and a super beginning or ending to longer walks from the trail. Plenty of routes and maps available online too. Particularly good if the weather isn’t great as you are under the canopy of the wood and the number of twigs and sticks available means that there are endless possibilities for constructing, creating etc etc. Wonderful place

Rosalie Bright

5 Google Rating

Absolutely amazing took lots photos of new sculptures. Dog loved meeting new friends ❤

5/ 5

Absolutely amazing took lots photos of new sculptures. Dog loved meeting new friends ❤

Craig Gingell

4 Google Rating

Lovely walk in the woods and the trees can give some protection from rain. The car park does fill up

4/ 5

Lovely walk in the woods and the trees can give some protection from rain. The car park does fill up quickly though

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