Potten End War Memorial – St Peter's Church loop from Nettleden with Potten End

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Nettleden With Potten End

Potten End War Memorial – St Peter's Church loop from Nettleden with Potten End

Moderate

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Potten End War Memorial – St Peter's Church loop from Nettleden with Potten End

02:26

9.16km

90m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily walkable paths. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: November 6, 2026

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Chilterns National Landscape

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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173 m

Potten End War Memorial

Highlight (Segment) • Historical Site

Keep going straight on at the top of New Road and past the war memorial to take the trail to Potten End.

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3.22 km

Castle Street Totem Pole

Highlight • Monument

Didn't get close enough to read why a Totem pole is here

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3.53 km

Grand Union Canal Bridge at Berkhamsted

Highlight • River

This is a good place to leave the Grand Union Canal towpath to visit Berkhamsted. If you don't want to drag your bike up the steps there's a ramp westward, …

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4.03 km

View of the Grand Union Canal from the Pedestrian Bridge

Highlight • River

Views of the grand canal and walking paths

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4.50 km

The George Inn

Highlight • Pub

Gorgeous little spot, perfect for a snack stop and to freshen up.

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5.04 km

St Peter's Church

Highlight • Historical Site

Today there was a guy selling gelato from his bike shop. Cool, perfect whilst walking around

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8.03 km

WW2 Anti-tank Bollards

Archaeological Site

8.91 km

Martin’s Pond is a traditional country pub situated in the heart of Potten End, on the village green beside the pond. The pub is dog-friendly and has a great choice of food and drink. For more information, visit: martinspond.co.uk.

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9.15 km

Holy Trinity Church and Village Green

Highlight • Religious Site

This church, built in 1868, is unusual for its architecture: it's positively Byzantine! The designed was the well-known ecclesiastical architect Francis Cranmer Penrose.

Directly outside the church is the village's …

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