쉬운 라임지 주변 하이킹 및 워킹 코스

Only rideable after afew days without rain.

Beautiful old pub, originally built in 1451

This location is bright and airy in early spring and carpeted with bluebells. In early summer the area is dark and calming under the tall canopy and open ground.

Ethelburga, daughter of King Ethelbert and Queen Bertha of Kent, married Edwin, King of Northumbria in 625. By her influence he was converted and baptised at the place where York Minster now stands. But he was killed in battle against “the heathen” in 633, and Queen Ethelburga fled for safety to Kent. Her brother, now King Eadbald, gave her a royal property in Lyminge. Queen Ethelburga founded here a double minster or convent for men and women, becoming the first Abbess. When Ethelburga died in 647, she was regarded as a Saint and her remains were placed in the northern porticus of her church, which made the place a pilgrimage shrine.

Take a breather on the bench at the end of the trail, great view of the village and hills

Good mix of fireroads, gravel and singletrack trails. Can get busy at weekends with walkers and horse riders but head away from the car park at Westwood to Elhampark Wood for more space. For more technical riding head to Covet/Covert Wood where there are well maintained singletrack trails.