周辺の天然記念物・トップ5

You can enjoy lovely views of Hanningfield Reservoir from this road on the south side. The reservoir is framed by beautiful woodlands and meadows, making it a favourite spot for walkers in the Essex area.

The gravel here is glacial. The sand and pebbles at the base of the wall show a cross section of river beds that flowed from an ice sheet 450,000 years ago.

Good road surface with a lovely view of the reservoir from either direction. Good bird spotting opportunities.

Viewing platform across the lagoon, which is fed filtered water from the adjacent treatment plant to increase biodiversity and is home to a number of species of plants not commonly found in this part of Europe.

A large reservoir that serves as a protected haven for many species of wildfowl and is listed as a biological site of special scientific interest.

Ancient holy spring of local historical importance, best approached from the field directly south. The site has been visited by humans for at least eight thousand years, and up until a few hundred years ago was the only source of freshwater in the parish.

No structure of the castle remains and are located on private land, but you can still see the high mound of the Norman motte and bailey. And Ongar has some lovely shops and eateries.

No remains of the castle exists, but still nice to walk around and explore.