We offer walks in London and Home Counties, accessible by public transport.
Martin F
A beautiful walk through fields and woods up onto the chalk escarpment leading away from the historic market town of Royston with its Stuart hunting lodge and Neolithic heritage. There are both short and long ascents and walking poles are essential on chalk slopes if there is wet weather. There are fine views across sweeping Chiltern landscape before and after lunch at Therfield village with its thatched cottages and secluded Elizabethan manor house.
Train : London Bridge 9.16, London St Pancras Intl 9.31, Finsbury Park 9.38, Stevenage 9.59, arr Royston 10.22. ( Brighton train to Cambridge ) Meet outside the station.
Lunch : Picnic / pub ( Fox and Duck )
Toilets: On the train and at Royston station.
Royston station
