Eaglsebush Valley, predominantly Oak woodland, was declared a Local Nature Reserve in 2008. This route takes you through the Nature Reserve and along a tree lined path to Cimla, before circling round to return to the start point. There is some limited parking in the centre of the Nature Reserve, along a tarmacced route, or for those not wishing to leave the car in the woodland, parking is usually possible near the entrance on Old Road. N.B. there are speed bumps on this road which are quite high so take care with low cars.

The walk starts off by following the Cryddan Brook that meanders through the woodland. Follow the road as far as you can until you see an entrance to a path partly hidden between the two properties at the end of the woodland. This takes you along a path, aptly named Stoney Road, before coming out onto a country track with pleasant views over the fields and hills in the distance. The short distance through the streets is worthwhile, to create the circular loop which brings you back along a stone track into the woodland.

Wildlife Watching: The woodland of Eaglesbush Valley is a haven for animals and plants alike. Look out for the colourful displays of Bluebells and Yellow Archangel lining the paths in spring. Birds to look out for include Grey Wagtails hopping around the stream, Treecreepers making their way up tree trunks or Greater Spotted Woodpeckers making their distinctive drumming noise on the trees.