쉬운 댄버리 주변 하이킹 및 워킹 코스

Very manageable ford crossing, if the weather has been good. There was a little bit of rain on the day, before we got there, but very crossable on the bike. There is a footpath to take if you'd like to do that instead.

The trails at Danbury offer a mix of cross-country trails that cater to both experienced and beginner riders. The park features various routes including a mellow 2.5-mile loop near the water along with more challenging trails like a 500-foot climb to the park's highest point.

Beautiful gravel ride down from Graces Lane/Riffhams Danbury

Beautiful route! Just wear long running leggings as there are a few nettles on the initial smaller trails.

The track between Hammonds Road in the west and Great Graces in East is known as Grace's Walk, after Lady Alice Grace. She is said to have walked down this path on her way to drown herself at Sandon Brook, the little river closeby. Listen carefully as her footsteps have been heard as well as sightings of Lady Alice on horseback wearing a cloak.

The track between Hammonds Road in the west and Great Graces in East is known as Grace's Walk, after Lady Alice Grace. She is said to have walked down this path on her way to drown herself at Sandon Brook, the little river this bridge crosses. Listen carefully as her footsteps have been heard as well as sightings of Lady Alice on horseback wearing a cloak.

Delightful little tea rooms to the west of Maldon. Well worth a visit.

A church and cemetery occupy the site of this Iron Age hillfort. With the aid of a map, the boundaries of the fort can still be traced (e.g. the trees on the left of the image mark the perimeter bank). https://www.esah1852.org.uk/library/files/T3100000.pdf (p. 6)