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Beautiful area of walking along the River Lee Navigation. Opportunities to spot baby Gosling, Ducklings & baby Cygnets.

This beautiful woodland is moments away from the busy towns of Ware and Stanstead Abbotts in Hertfordshire. This is a great place for spotting Red Kite's if you're keen on birdwatching.

Tea on the Lea

One of the largest water meadows in Hertfordshire, King's Meads Nature Reserve is a lovely riverside place to run, just outside of Ware. Full of wildlife and wildflowers it is particularly beautiful in the spring and summer. It is known as King's Mead as it was sold to the Hertford Corporation by King Charles I in 1627 for £100.

It's one of those short walks that take twice as long as you simply don't want it to end...

The Jolly Fisherman is a lovely pub with plenty of outdoor seating.

Drop into the RSPB Rye Meads Nature Reserve to see the kingfishers.

Moderate trail with outstanding views for all to enjoy

Moderate trail through a nice quiet village

Moderate trail through Stansted lock for all to enjoy

Moderate trail through the farm

Moderate Trail Along The River

PIT STOP FOR CUPPA & MUFFIN, AMAZING SERVICE😀

Amazing Area to Explore

Stanstead Lock has earned the reputation as the most difficult in England for barges to pass through, due to the fact that it incorporates a rare example of a swing bridge. The lock is close to the village of Stanstead Abbot, making it a good place to explore and make a pit-stop.

The lock which incorporates a rare example of a swing-bridge has the reputation of being one of the country's most difficult to negotiate.

Great view. Be sure to look out for coarse fish, including very big carp, pike, bream, tench and perch, as well as small chub, roach, dace, bleak and gudgeon.

you can see baby Gosling (Geese), baby ducklings (Ducks), baby Cygnets (Swans)