Kinterbury Creek Foraging Walk

Kinterbury Creek is a county wildlife site and nature reserve, a beautiful area home to ecologically important and rare habitats and species. Situated between St. Budeaux and Barne Barton, it is one of Plymouths many hidden gems.

This free foraging walk invites local residents and families to explore the wild plants found in this bountiful reserve. Led by expert forager; Incredible Edible, we will take a gentle walk of approximately 2km where you’ll learn how to identify and forage for a variety of wild plants, snacking on what we find along the way. This educational walk will also touch on the medicinal uses of wild plants that can be found right on our doorstep, helping you connect with the natural world around you. We will provide hot refreshments and biscuits at the end of the walk!

What to bring:

Waterproof Jacket,
Suitable foot wear (the path could be wet and muddy),
A drink or a snack
Distance: Approx. 2km (can be adjusted depending on the group)

Meeting point: Kinterbury Creek enterance, , Plymouth PL5 1EJ  W3W///scuba.taps.buddy  Google pin: https://maps.app.goo.gl/ikwR7JVZUbmqPyKt9

Appropriate footwear (wellies/ boots) should be worn and clothes appropriate to the weather conditions

Please note: this event is subject to a 24 hour cancellation period in bad weather conditions and weather warnings.