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Beautiful church open most days (excluding Sunday) to pop in and take a look. The recent church dates back to 1494.

An old village that’s somehow not been swallowed up by London. St Mary the Virgin church dates back to 1494 (much rebuilt in that time) and there are several beautiful historic buildings around it.

Hadley Common was once part of a great expanse of land known as Enfield ChaseExternal link.  This was a favourite place of the TudorExternal link monarchs for hunting. Local people, including the inhabitants of Hadley, were allowed to keep sheep and cows on the land, as well as take some firewood. After the English Civil WarExternal link some of the common was sold so that houses could be built. Mount House had been built by 1754 (since 1947 it has been St Martha's Convent School). The Chase was divided up between landowners after 1777, with the 240 acres in the parish of Monken Hadley becoming Hadley Common.

Goffs Oak is a pretty village that features as part of a longer alternative leg of the Hertfordshire Way long-distance trail. It's not far from the beautiful trails in Broxbourne Woods. With its convenience store, gastropub and chippy, there's plenty to keep you fueled on your hiking adventures.

Cuffley is an affluent Hertfordshire village that's popular with London's Premiership footballers. There are some lovely woodland walks in the region, such as Northaw Great Wood to the northwest. There are plenty of places to eat and drink in the centre of the village.

A good pub and a few local shop but not much else here

Downhill when riding eastbound. Good smooth tarmac. Careful of the mini-roundabout junction, easy to see it coming however.

Northhaw woods get very messy in the winter. Bring your wellies!