The route takes us from Broxbourne to Cuffley, starting at the bottom of Mill Lane in Broxbourne, going along beside the New River and then plunging in to Hertfordshire’s only National Nature Reserve, for a great deal of the walk.
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Trail Walkers
This group aims to walk interesting long distance trails broken down into moderate sections once or twice a month. We are currently tackling the Hertfordshire Way in 15 legs.
If you are interested in joining this group, please get in touch with Nigel Bellis, the Group Contact via trailwalkers@lalg.org.uk.
This group usually meets on the second Tuesday of each month with day-long walks of 10-15 miles. Car-sharing is required in order to facilitate the linear walks.
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The LALG trailwalkers met again to continue our goal of walking the Hertfordshire Way, piece by piece.
This stage takes in 3 different rivers, tributaries of the River Lea, the Beane, Rib and Ash to eventually meet-up with the River Lea itself in Hertford.
A varied walk from Bishops Stortford to Widford taking in open countryside, Henry Moore and the beautiful village of Much Hadham...
We were soon walking across farmland and were treated to fantastic views across large ploughed arable fields. It was a day of big fields and big blue skies...
What really strikes anyone walking in this part of Hertfordshire are the amazing Churches, nearly all utilising flint in their construction, some with evidence of late Saxon architecture, Norman naves and big, solid towers...
The intrepid LALG trailwalkers group are continuing the process of walking the Hertfordshire Way (a bit like walking versions of Ewan & Charlie, we are doing the walk “the wrong way round”).
The recently re-started LALG trailwalkers group have managed 3 walks in utterly glorious weather, over the past few months. It had to change I suppose...
Another glorious day beckons, the sun is out with just a few fluffy cumulus clouds dotting the sky...
Apologies to Oliver Goldsmith for abusing the title of his classic comedy, but it was a chance too good to miss.Contact Details
Nigel Bellis
Group Events
Tue, 12/07/2022 - 9:30am
