Crafts Hill Barn Bed & Breakfast

Greenwich Meridian Trail

Stretches 440km from Norfolk to the Sussex coast, following the Prime Meridian line through varied terrain—expect flat fens, gentle farmland, rolling Chiltern hills, then North Downs with moderate climbs. Challenging length but sections are accessible for families tackling shorter stretches; not buggy-friendly due to stiles, gates and field paths. Dogs welcome throughout. A unique long-distance trail linking historical landmarks, Greenwich Observatory, and coastal views—perfect for those wanting

Hardwick Millennium Footpath

Loops 13.9km through gently rolling Cambridgeshire countryside around Hardwick village, mixing field edges, quiet lanes and occasional woodland sections. Terrain is mostly flat to gentle with good paths, making it manageable for older children, though the full distance may challenge little legs—consider shorter sections. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Worth doing for peaceful rural views and a proper half-day walk without steep climbs, ideal for building stamina away from crowds.

Greenwich Meridian Trail (Cambridge Loop)

Follows the historic Prime Meridian line through Cambridgeshire countryside, mixing gentle farmland paths with occasional village lanes. Mostly flat terrain with good underfoot conditions, making it suitable for families with older children who can manage moderate distances—less ideal for buggies due to field gates and stiles. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. The unique appeal is literally walking the line of 0° longitude, with occasional markers and the novelty of straddling two hemisphere

Rowan's Walk

Spine Route Walk