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Walking in Essex

Walking in Essex

25 day walks and a cross-country route

by Peter Aylmer
Paperback
Publication Date: 07/11/2013

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Map key; Overview map; Introduction; The geology of Essex; Natural Essex; Town and village; When to go; Getting there and getting around; Where to stay; Access and waymarking; What to take; Maps; Using this guide; Coast and Estuary; Walk 1 The Naze peninsula; Walk 2 Mersea Island; Walk 3 The marshes around Tollesbury; Walk 4 St Peter's Chapel and Bradwell marshes; Walk 5 River Crouch; Walk 6 Leigh-on-Sea and Hadleigh Castle; Inland Essex; Walk 7 Orsett Fen; Walk 8 Havering-atte-Bower; Walk 9 Hainault Forest and Lambourne; Walk 10 Mill Green and Writtle Forest; Walk 11 Danbury; Walk 12 Moreton and the Matchings; Walk 13 The River Stort at Harlow; Walk 14 Hatfield Forest; Walk 15 Debden and Widdington; Walk 16 Arkesden, Chrishill and Elmdon; Walk 17 Great Chesterford and Saffron Walden; Walk 18 Ashdon; Walk 19 Radwinter and Bendysh Woods; Walk 20 Thaxted and Great Easton; Walk 21 Finchingfield and Great Bardfield; Walk 22 Castle Hedingham and Hull's Mill; Walk 23 Chalkney Wood and Earl's Colne; Walk 24 Bures to Sudbury; Walk 25 Dedham; Across Essex: Manor Park to Harwich; Stage 1 Manor Park to Epping; Stage 2 Epping to Ongar; Stage 3 Ongar to Salt's Green; Stage 4 Salt's Green to Great Waltham; Stage 5 Great Waltham to White Notley; Stage 6 White Notley to Coggeshall; Stage 7 Coggeshall to Fordstreet; Stage 8 Fordstreet to Great Horkesley; Stage 9 Great Horkesley to Dedham; Stage 10 Dedham to Wrabness; Stage 11 Wrabness to Harwich; Appendix A Route summary table; Appendix B Useful contacts; Appendix C Nine more long-distance paths in Essex; Appendix D Further reading
ISBN:
9781852846978
9781852846978
Category:
Walking
Format:
Paperback
Publication Date:
07-11-2013
Language:
English
Publisher:
Cicerone Press
Country of origin:
United Kingdom
Pages:
208
Dimensions (mm):
172x116x13mm
Weight:
0.26kg
Peter Aylmer

Peter Aylmer discovered the joys of walking in London as a way of relaxing after work - first by walking back home through Epping Forest, and then by using the Regent's Canal instead of the Central Line.

Over many years he has found just how good London can be to walkers, if you know where to look. While writing this book, Peter was chair of the London branch of the Long Distance Walkers Association, which offers both long day walks and short evening walks in and around the London area.

Beyond London, Peter has completed many long-distance trails and has developed his own routes from the south to the north of each of Wales, England and Scotland. Keen on Britain's wild places as much as its greatest city, he is publications officer for the Mountain Bothies Association.

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