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Dog walks in Oxclose Wood

Oxclose Wood is a park in Mansfield, 2.4 km from the middle of Mansfield. 36 walks in the app lie mostly in it. 58% are under 3 km and 30% are loops.

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Oxclose Wood on Nottinghamshire. Ordnance Survey boundary data.

Three walks in Oxclose Wood

From the 36 walks that lie mostly in Oxclose Wood, those that start nearest its middle: an 8.2 km loop, a 2.1 km there and back and a 4.6 km one-way walk.

Where these go is in the app

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  • Near Oxclose Wood (longest)8.2 km · 140 min · A loop
  • Near Oxclose Wood (shortest)2.1 km · 37 min · There and back
  • Near Oxclose Wood (in between)4.6 km · 79 min · One way

The rules for dogs in Oxclose Wood

  • Open by permission, not by right45 hectares of the woodlandWoods For All (Forestry Commission)
  • Open by right1 hectare of the woodland

Mansfield council has a dog control order we cannot yet place on the map, so it may apply here. Park byelaws and signs on the ground may say more.

What the walks in Oxclose Wood are like

Every share is of the 36 walks that lie mostly in Oxclose Wood, with Mansfield as a whole marked on each bar.

How far they go

Under 3 km: 58% of the walks in Oxclose Wood, against 37% near Mansfield.

Where the walks fall by length. The five bars add up to the whole, give or take the rounding.

Walks thatShare of walks measuredMansfield
Under 3 km
58%
37%
3 to 5 km
16%
24%
5 to 8 km
11%
18%
8 to 12 km
11%
14%
Over 12 km
2%
5%

What shape they are

A loop: 30% of the walks in Oxclose Wood, against 38% near Mansfield.

A loop brings you back without repeating a step. There and back retraces the way out.

Walks thatShare of walks measuredMansfield
A loop
30%
38%
There and back the same way
41%
36%
One way, ending somewhere else
27%
24%

What is beside the path

Through a park or green space for a third or more: 83% of the walks in Oxclose Wood, against 41% near Mansfield.

Shares of walks where the ground beside the path is a given kind for the stated part of the way.

Walks thatShare of walks measuredMansfield
Under trees for a third or more of the way
75%
61%
Beside water for a tenth or more
13%
50%
On open access land for a third or more
<1%
4%
Through a park or green space for a third or more
83%
41%
Off road for four fifths or more
38%
18%
On roads or lanes for half or more
44%
59%
Through built-up streets for half or more
<1%
6%

What might stop you

No busy road to cross: 63% of the walks in Oxclose Wood, against 50% near Mansfield.

Shares of walks with none of each thing on the way. A road counts when it runs within about fifteen metres of the path.

Walks thatShare of walks measuredMansfield
Never beside a fast road
100%
92%
Never beside a busy road
58%
48%
No busy road to cross
63%
50%
No stile, gate or cattle grid
61%
64%
No steps
80%
69%

What is on the way

Pass a dog-waste bin: 69% of the walks in Oxclose Wood, against 23% near Mansfield.

Shares of walks that start by, or pass, each of these.

Walks thatShare of walks measuredMansfield
Start where you can park, at a car park or on a minor road
72%
85%
Pass a pub
27%
37%
Pass a dog-waste bin
69%
23%
Pass a public toilet
<1%
14%
Pass a drinking-water tap
<1%
<1%
Pass a busy beauty spot
<1%
21%

Measured on 20 October 2026 from the map. How these figures are made

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Walks in Oxclose Wood, for your dog

If you live in Nottinghamshire, it is your home county, and every walk in it is free, for good. Tell the app what your dog finds hard and it shows you walks that suit, with anything that might stop you shown first.

Walks beyond your home county come with Further, the Trekosa subscription. What Further adds

Questions people ask

Can I take my dog to Oxclose Wood?
Mansfield has a dog order we cannot yet place, so it may apply here, read on 1 October 2026.
How many dog walks are there in Oxclose Wood?
36 walks in the Trekosa app lie mostly in Oxclose Wood.

What is in Oxclose Wood

4 car parks and 2 dog bins within Oxclose Wood or at its edge, from OpenStreetMap.