アークスデンでの 周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

Watch out for the hidden ruts in the long grass - I found out the hard way. No damage though.

Excellent section of bridle way. A short 20m section very muddy (March 24) which I walked but the rest is hard surface and really good ride.

Plenty of loose flints and tree roots and not to mention the ruts but good fun

Look to your right (Bury Water Lane), there's a trigpoint

In close proximity to the M11, Newport is a charming village a million miles from the the busy motorway. It's home to a host of historic buildings including the 13th-century church, the 15th-century Monk's Barn and The Crown House from the 16th-century adorned with 17th-century pargetting. It is a popular commuting town to both Cambridge and London. Being on the railway, it also makes for a great start or finish point for a walk exploring the Essex countryside.

The path section at the southern end can be overgrown in summer.

Slab concrete track followed by a field edge at the Newport end. A good way to avoid they busy main road.