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Great bridleway

Ensure you check the local tide table as the Strood often floods at high tide.

Enjoy a peaceful ride along this quiet, flat, and well-paved scenic lane with minimal traffic. It's the perfect spot for a relaxing journey.

Such a great bike stop. Lovely bear and good bar food. Nice and peaceful setting.

The only road access to Mersea so make sure you don't spend too long on the island if the tide has started to turn or you could have a long wait to leave again.

The seafront road rises up slightly to give wide views across the Blackwater estuary towards the Dengie Peninsula opposite, with the bulk of Bradwell nuclear power station looming over the far coastline.

Info from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peldon#Church St Mary's Church in Peldon generally dates back to the 11th century, with Anglo Saxon origins. The nave originates from the 12th century, the tower the 14th century, and the roof from the 16th century. The church tower leans in a southwesterly direction, sometimes supposed to have been caused by the 1884 earthquake. However, the leaning tower was reportedly already leaning when the earthquake occurred; it was noted in the 1880 novel Mehalah, a Story of the Salt Marshes by Sabine Baring-Gould, the rector of East Mersea. The leaning tower was most likely caused by subsidence due to poor ground. The church has undergone many changes throughout its existence, having been damaged during the 1884 earthquake and undergoing numerous refurbishments throughout the centuries. These refurbishments and improvements continue to this day, with charity work in Peldon taking place to raise money in order to repair and refurbish the church, a Grade I listed building.

The Roman Circus Centre is on your right here.