슬립 엔드 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

friendly. ask about the hawk.

It might be easy to miss while walking on the street, but this is a beautiful and remarkable war memorial here that is worth stopping at, in memory of those who died and gave their lives in conflict. It's a beautiful structure, too, strikingly bright (many memorials I've seen are of darker stone): although commemorating the dead, this one somehow gives one hope as well.

From Gaddesden Row, after a minute's walk on a byway, you enter the pleasant Newland's Wood with lovely views of rapeseed fields and the quiet of the forest (including bluebells in the spring/summer).

Use Margaret's Bridge if you don't fancy your chances crossing a busy A-road.

This grade II listed building is rather fancy inside.

The Spotted Dog is a beautifully-restored 16th-century building that has been a pub since the 1800s. With a good choice of food and drink and a welcoming atmosphere, it is a great choice for a pit-stop. For more information, visit: https://www.thespotteddog.co.uk.

St Leonard’s is a Grade I-listed church with a distinctive ‘Hertfordshire spike’ tower, a small and thin spire. The church dates to the early 12th-century. Inside, you can observe medieval wall paintings.

Very pretty little Chilterns village, a joy to cycle through.