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walks within reach of St Albans with photos that show you exactly which way to go
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Find just the walk to suit your mood. To find out more about a walk, click on its title
or the photograph next to it.
From The Woodman in Wormley West End to Broxbourne Woods
Sculpture Trail and back
A shady walk for hot summer days, a colourful walk in
autumn, always a walk with artistic interest.
From the White Horse in Shenley to Ridge and back by
Ravenscroft Farm
A cuckoo in spring, tea and homemade cake with a 15th
Century fresco of St Christopher in summer, open walks and long views any time
of the year.
From the war
memorial by St Peter's church, through St Albans town and down to Verulamium
Park.
Two millennia of St Albans Trees: find out about the
historical connections of the trees of St Albans and the stories of their
planting.
From Batchwood to
Childwickbury and back by one of the highest points of St Albans.
An easy convenient
walk, always pretty even outside bluebell or rhododendron time, with long views
and through varied countryside.
From The Cross Keys
in Gustardwood through Lamer Park and by Bride Hall.
Snowdrops in
February, bluebells in late April, shady and sunny by turn, through an estate of
historical interest.
From The Brocket
Arms in Ayot St Lawrence by Abbots Hay, the daffodil wood and Harepark Spring.
Skirting woodland
and pasture, passing old and new houses of interest.
From The Old Fox
Bricket Wood by the Colne, Bricket Wood Common, the Ver and Little Munden Farm.
The biodiversity of
the Common, a mansion and the confluence of two important rivers make this a
walk for all seasons.
To find out more about a walk, click on its title
or the photograph next to it.
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