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Our fav pub to stop and staff are lovely

It will give you sunshine

Lovely walk and only 2.5 miles so just about right on a hot summer’s day

The Bright Star is an excellent pub with garden to sit out. Check it is open as not open on Monday and Tuesdays.

Wonderful Ploughman's Lunch - generous cheese portions!

This is a fabulous walk. Feels as though you are in the middle of nowhere but it’s easy to park and get to this walk

Stumbled on this. It was perfect

About 1/2 mile drive from the trail start point

The walk is varied (woods and fields and up and down) with some stunning sights plenty of wildlife a tea shop a shop and a few pubs Great way to spend 2 to 2.5 hours

3 statues celebrating 3 local heros: Capability Brown designed the River Lea lakes on the valley bottom and the landscape on the other side of the valley, all part of the Luton Hoo estate; Eric Morecambe who lived in Harpenden (the route connects Luton & Harpenden) and used to go bird watching in the are; the Sea Scout celebrates the long-established Sea Scout troop based on the shore of the Lea lakes

The 3 local heroes structure is a dedication to the courage and resilience of 3 individuals who have made a significant impact on their community.

The 3 local heroes structure is a dedication to the courage and resilience of 3 individuals who have made a significant impact on their community.

Whitwell is a charming village located near Harpenden in Hertfordshire. It's a great place to stop and refuel during a run. You can visit The Bull Inn for a refreshing drink, or Emily's Tea Room and grab yourself some delicious cakes or coffee.

A local landowner once destroyed the original Ayot St Lawrence Church, because it obstructed the view from his home. He had the church rebuilt, with the hope to have it resemble a temple to Apollo.

Beautiful and historic Grade I listed church in Kimpton.

Beautiful and historic Grade I listed church in Kimpton.

Whitwell is a charming village located near Harpenden in Hertfordshire. Stop at the Bull Inn for a refreshing drink, or visit Emily's Tea Room and grab yourself some delicious cakes or coffee.

Interesting rather than spectacular - looks like doric columns were originally fluted but have been rendered at some point. Restoration in hand at present.

Worth the diversion (and a bit of off-roading) to discover the ruins of a 15th century castle. Just ignore the sounds of the aircraft taking off and landing at Luton Airport!

Open from 09:30 Saturday and Sunday