Wellington watches over the start of Wellesley Woodlands’ brass rubbing trail, which leads you through the woods to 10 different posts and a WW1 firing wall complete with bullet holes and graffiti from 1941.
Wellesley Woodlands Activity Trails The Brass Rubbing Trail 
Wellesley Woodlands is a network of woodland 
and pathways in and around Aldershot 
and along the beautiful Basingstoke Canal. 
There are lots of activity trails to try in the What To Do section of their website, 
including brass rubbing, orienteering and Go Wild challenges. 
This took us about an hour to walk around. It was an easy walk on mostly flat paths. 
The brass rubbing trail map is available on the Wellesley Woodlands website and has spaces for each of the brass rubbing posts.
Visit the Wellesley Woodlands website
Further Information
Nearest Town: Aldershot Opens: Daily Where to Eat: Bring a picnic. How Long We Spent There: 2 hours Parking: There are several car parks you can try. The one at the start of the brass rubbing trail is next to Wellington’s statue (GU11 1QA). Wildlife You Might See: Birds, butterflies and other insects. Information Written: August 2022
County: Hampshire
Nearest Postcode: GU11 1QA
Cost: Free
Facilities: None
Buggies: Buggy friendly
Cost of Parking: Free
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