앨버리 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Have a sit in the chair kindly provided and take a break from peddling.

St Cecilia's is a wonderful Grade I-listed church in the village of Little Hadham. Medieval in design, its beauty is in its simplicity. The Hertfordshire Way long-distance trail passes the church on its way north towards Patmore Heath.

The hamlet of Patmore Heath is home to a nature reserve of the same name, a rare example of heath grassland in the region. Keep your eyes to the sky for kestrels and red kites, while the warmer months see common lizards here too. After enjoying the wildlife, the nearby Catherine Wheel pub is a great option for a bite to eat.

Much Hadham is one of the oldest and prettiest villages in Hertfordshire. It boasts no less than four Grade I-listed buildings: St Andrew's Parish Church, Much Hadham Hall, Moor Place and the boundary wall at Yewtree Farmhouse at Hadham Cross. If you're seeking food while on a hike here, there's the Bull Inn or the Hoops Inn at the nearby hamlet of Perry Green, home to the Henry Moore Foundation Estate. There's also a local convenience store on the main Tower Hill road.

Good pub with plenty of outside space for bikes. Decent selection of beers and food, so great for lunch.

A quintessential example of a Hertfordshire village, complete with Tudor era houses and village green. A pleasure to roll through! There used to be a fantastic nursery and cafe, but sadly it's closed now. If you want to stop here then the pub is also good, but check opening times.

Bridge over River Ash just before eastbound climb

finish at the pub for a spot of lunch