Apple Tree B&B

Hertfordshire Chain Walk - Walk 5

Explores varied Hertfordshire countryside between Brookmans Park and Potters Bar, mixing woodland paths, open fields and quiet lanes. Terrain is gently undulating with a few moderate climbs – manageable for reasonably fit families with older children, though some sections can be muddy after rain and aren't buggy-friendly. Dogs welcome throughout. Part of the longer Hertfordshire Chain Walk, it showcases the county's surprisingly rural character just beyond London's edge, ideal for a half-day esc

Hertfordshire Chain Walk - Walk 4

Follows quiet field paths and hedgerows across gently undulating farmland between Essendon and North Mymms, with occasional moderate slopes. Suitable for families with older children who can handle stiles and potentially muddy sections, but not buggy-friendly due to field gates and uneven terrain. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Offers peaceful countryside escape with classic Hertfordshire rural scenery and connects to the wider 150-mile Hertfordshire Chain Walk network for ambitious walke

Hertfordshire Chain Walk - Walk 6

Winds through mixed Hertfordshire countryside with gentle to moderate inclines, taking in woodland paths and field edges that can get muddy after rain. Generally suitable for older children used to longer walks, but uneven terrain and stiles make it tricky for buggies. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Part of a longer chain route, offering proper countryside walking with varied scenery and a good workout without being overly challenging—ideal for stretching legs between campsites.

Beyond Hartham Common

Hertfordshire Chain Walk - Walk 3