Bury Farm

Centenary Circle

Circles Colchester's historic landmarks and green spaces across 34km of mixed urban paths, parkland, and riverside sections. Terrain is predominantly flat with gentle inclines, split into manageable shorter segments—ideal for families tackling it in stages, though the full loop isn't buggy-friendly throughout due to narrower park trails. Dogs welcome on leads through town sections. Offers surprising variety from Roman walls to riverside meadows, perfect for discovering Colchester's layers of his

Essex Way (Epping to Stratford St Mary)

Follows historic Essex countryside for 81 miles from Epping Forest to Dedham Vale, crossing gently rolling farmland, river valleys, and quiet villages. Terrain varies from flat riverside stretches to moderate hills, mostly on clear footpaths and bridleways with some road sections. Suitable for families tackling shorter sections, though the full route requires stamina and proper navigation. Dogs welcome throughout. Offers genuine Essex character – ancient woodlands, working farms, medieval church

Repton's Walk

Meanders through picturesque countryside with gentle undulations and occasional steeper sections near woodland edges. The terrain is mostly firm underfoot but can get muddy after rain, making it less suitable for buggies though manageable for confident young walkers aged 6+. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Named after the famous landscape designer Humphry Repton, this route offers lovely views across classic English parkland and showcases historic designed landscapes that he would have app

Hylands Estate Boundary Walk

Three Forests Way