드라이 드레이튼 주변 최고의 가족 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

There're nice, wide views along this quiet bridleway. In dry summer conditions, the surface was a washboard at times but rideable on a gravel bike without suspension. The westmost stretch before Conington leads through sheep pastures, which were splattered with droppings.

The entry is free of charge. You can visit the cementry, as well the visitor centre with great interactive informations. Especially the visitor center is valuable. In summary is the cementry a very thought-provoking place.

It wasn't as "old" and abandoned as I had imagined, but the property may be undergoing renovation, because some windows looked rather new and there were people around the building.

Look forward to a fun descent (westbound) on a wide gravel path through the woods.

Our first destination, which stands out from the monotony of the field landscape, is the large Childerley Farm with the attractive Childerley Hall mansion; facing north we cross the farm area to then turn west again Knapwell, via a dirt track called Theofare Lane.

Tree lined bridleway south out of Lolworth. Good drainage either side, but liable to be muddy in winter. Off road shoes required.

Bar Hill is a modern village that was built mainly between 1965 and 1989. Its many green spaces and uncrowded detached and semi-detached properties make it a peaceful little settlement to wander through. There is a supermarket store, other shops, a nature reserve and a pub, as well as accommodation at Cambridge Bar Hill Hotel.

The Cambridgeshire village of Dry Drayton is on the route of the Pathfinder Long Distance Walk and lies at the centre of a web of tracks and footpaths. Weary walkers will rejoice at the sight of the Black Horse, the villages' last remaining pub, which serves good food both at lunch and in the evening.