Tring Circular Walk
The Chilterns: An open ridge walk to Ivinghoe Beacon, gentle forests, and a classic village pub for tea.
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2024-9-49 Saturday Walkers Club: https://www.walkingclub.org.uk/walk/tring-circular/ swcwalks, book2, walk5 Total Distance: 10.9 Miles (17.5KM) Total Ascent: 1050 Feet (320M) Total Descent: 1050 Feet (320M) #walking #timelapse #swcwalks #countryside #englishcountryside #england #unitedkingdom #englishvillage #walkingtour #rickstercouk More from me at: www.rickster.co.uk
This 11.8 mile version of this walk is probably the best walk this walker has undertaken during Covid times and is an update to the 2010 video. The weather was good, with a cooling easterly breeze (some sound interference), and there was variety. The only slight downside is being in the flight path of Luton airport, even now, with few flights. Setting out from St Peter and St Paul church, Little Gaddesden, the walker follows an anti-clockwise direction through mixed woodland, joining the Icknield Way Trail en route, to reach the 757 foot high Ivinghoe Beacon. There are some fine views to be had, on a good day. A picnic lunch is taken at the quieter Gallows Hill, nearby. Thereafter, The Ridgeway path takes the walker through open downland, via Pitstone Hill, to the wooded nature reserve at Aldbury Nowers. Shortly after that, it's on to the Hertfordshire Way and more open country for the walk into Aldbury. The walker then ascends back into the Ashridge woodland, passes the National Trust cafe and visitor centre, and the Moneybury Hill bell barrow. The finale is more mixed woodland and a golf course before arriving back at the start. A great walking area, at any time of the year, and highly recommended!
oin us on an unforgettable journey as we embark on the Tring Circular Hiking trail, exploring the breathtaking landscapes of South East England. This captivating walk takes us through picturesque countryside, charming villages, and scenic woodlands, offering a true taste of rural England. Immerse yourself in the beauty of the Chiltern Hills, witness stunning panoramic views, and discover hidden gems along the way. Whether you're a seasoned hiker or a nature enthusiast, the Tring Circular Hiking trail is a must-do for anyone seeking an outdoor adventure. Subscribe now for more exhilarating hiking experiences and discover the top walks in South East England with Hiking UK! #TringCircularHiking #Top10Walks #SouthEastEngland #HikingUK This walk is covered by our Club's insurance. Our Club is registered on The British Mountaineering Council (BMC) © Club Hiking in London. Ltd (CASC) in collaboration with Saturday Walkers Club. walk5 book2 swcwalks #HikingUK #HikinginLondon #top10walkuk
Embark on a captivating journey along the Tring Circular Walk, a picturesque trail that showcases the natural beauty and charm of the English countryside. This scenic walk takes you through the rolling hills, peaceful woodlands, and quaint villages surrounding the town of Tring. Our review highlights the stunning landscapes, tranquil paths, and points of interest along the route. Immerse yourself in the serene atmosphere, enjoy panoramic views from hilltops, and discover hidden gems along the way. Whether you're a seasoned hiker or a casual walker, the Tring Circular Walk offers a variety of terrains and sights to explore. Lace up your hiking boots, follow the trail, and experience the tranquility of nature on this captivating journey. Don't miss the chance to explore the Tring Circular Walk in England. Subscribe for more reviews and recommendations of captivating UK hiking destinations! #TringCircularWalk #ScenicTrails #HikingUK This walk is covered by our Club's insurance. Our Club is registered on The British Mountaineering Council (BMC) © Club Hiking in London. Ltd (CASC) in collaboration with Saturday Walkers Club. swcwalks book2 walk5 #HikingUK #HikinginLondon #Ivinghoe
A delightful (even in the freezing fog!) 12.5 mile (per my pedometer) walk through the hills and woods of this Hertfordshire/Bedfordshire section of the Ridgeway. Part 1 concludes with lunch on a very foggy Ivinghoe Beacon.
Continuing on after lunch, this walk then takes the short cut through Ashridge Estate woodland to the Bridgewater Monument and the National Trust cafe. Then the walker takes the new 'bluebell variation and shortcut' through more woodland on Berkhampstead Common before descending across fields into Berkhampstead.