ダンウィッチフォレストでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

Now just a little set of ruins standing in the churchyard, like some old broken mausoleum.

If you should ride through Dunwich you'll see St James's Church. It's worth stopping to take a look if nothing the interior is beautiful but it also has the ruins of the leper hospital at its rear with the history displayed if your interested

A nice hiking trail that loops the managed Dunwich Forest. Take great care and follow all the Forestry Commission rules to keep you and the woodland safe

Dunwich Forest is a peaceful woodland that can easily be linked with a walk on Dunwich Heath, the nearby marshes and wetlands or an exploration of the historic Dunwich village – once the capital of East Anglia. The forest is a mixture of broadleaved and coniferous woodland. Much of it is currently being rewilded to return it to its natural state that was present before its conifer plantations. Keep an eye out for grazing Dartmoor ponies in its northern reaches.

Dunwich is a tiny village that hides a rich history. Once a bustling medieval port and the capital of the kingdom of East Anglia, it is thought Dunwich had a similar importance to London at the time. However, its location on a tumultuous coastline has led to much of its former glory being washed away. It also has its fair share of folklore. The 'dark heart of Dunwich' is the story of a broken-hearted maiden who haunts the seafront, desperately seeking her lost love. It is also said that, if you listen closely, you can hear the bells of the former port over the wind during storms.

Watch out for holes in the boards!

Watch the board walks in the wetter months as despite the wire trippers it can still be one very slippery