Walks in Herefordshire | Visit Herefordshire There is a small car park at the junction between Whitwell Road and Hitchwood Lane where you can park before beginning the walk. Follow the trail on the old railway line right until you reach Hatfield. Take in the variety of plant and animal life of Baldwins Wood before you come to Latimer. Author - Barry Mackie. Woodlands, water meadows and cosy cottages, here you can feel at ease whilst admiring your surroundings, you may have never seen before. After another 200 yards, you'll reach Shaw's Corner on the right. Ayot St Lawrence circular Walk - Hertfordshire - Walking Britain The Ivinghoe Hills form most of the Chiltern uplands, crossed by both the Icknield Way and the Ridgeway. Cross over the River Lea before heading east next to the water. Wheathampstead to Shaws Corner walk Herts | National Trust Broxbourne woods and sculpture trail. Hertford and Ware Circular Walk - Hertfordshire - Walking Britain This features a lovely pub around two-thirds of the way famous for its real ales where you may be able to get a tipple at The Strathmore Arms. A pleasure at any time of year. The natural world around us provides many opportunities for encounters with local animals and plants and this trail allows us to do just that. Follow this path uphill and through the pine trees of Hawkshead Wood before it drops down to the A1(M). Eventually, you will reach the Seacombe Road car park which has several paths heading to the left. Finish your walk at the Greyhound inn, Aldbury for a well-earned refreshment. We will be starting from the southern car park near to the southern lake. Go through and you are now on Ridge bridleway 10 with great views over to St Albans. Dogs are also welcome on this route. Follow the path left, and then left again, past the Ray Brook, before reaching Gobions Pond, where you can return to the car park easily. Time - 3 hours 20 minutes Grade - easy. The only area of downland that remains is on Telegraph Hill. Continue heading north-west and follow the path round to the left, ignoring the first two white marker posts and head for the third, which is North Mymms footpath 32. However, it is also an equally beautiful trail to follow in winter, where the woodland takes on a Narnia-esque mystique. Follow until a bend in the river and the start of Stanborough Reedmarsh Nature Reserve. This beautiful ride goes through open fields, woods lanes and villages. Following a footpath behind here, pass under the M25 and at the corner of the yard by Moor Mill Lane, turn left to follow the clear path through the former sand and gravel washing plant area to Hyde Lane. Look out for an amazing old oak tree on the right. The trail then turns northwards and heads to Little Gaddesden, past the golf course, and on to Beacon Hill and Invinghoe Beacon before returning to the start via Duncombe Terrace. Once over the A1(M) look out for a footpath sign on your left. You can continue on at the ford and take the footpath right, to see the River Ver meet the River Colne. Hertfordshire: With an ascent of 3,756 ft, The next highest ascent for walking trails is. You'll come across a subway underneath the road where a track runs up to where Church Street joins the roundabout. A delightful walk through the Chess Valley. Follow the blue sign posts until a left-hand fork leading to a clearing. At the lane take the footpath opposite and follow round as it heads north. As well as featuring a heavy sprinkling of bluebells in the later spring months, the park also showcases an easy circular walk and plenty of places to build forest forts, great for keeping the little ones busy. Ashridge Forest Circular | Map, Guide - Hertfordshire, England | AllTrails
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