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There are some pleasant country walks, selected by local Ramblers volunteer and MARPA member Roger Wolfe, which link each of the stations above. To view details of the walks, just click on any of the orange station indicators. The maps take the form of ‘walk ahead’ annotated route diagrams compiled from surveys made on site. Where the route is obvious, e.g. along surfaced roads or well-defined paths and tracks, little or no detail is given, but in places where the route is less clear more detail is shown and the scale may be enlarged. Our trifold A4 leaflets, giving more detailed information about each of the 14 walks, are available in PDF format.
Distances and direction (shown by north arrows) are only approximate. Time
allowances are based on an average walking speed of 2 mph. It is assumed that
users have basic map reading skills. It is strongly recommended that the
relevant Ordnance Survey Explorer maps are used in conjunction with the diagrams,
not only as the best possible aid to route finding, but also as a means of
understanding the topography and history of the surrounding countryside.
Please visit www.ordnancesurvey.co.uk
The walks have been selected to provide reasonable directness, variety of
landscape, local historical and environmental interest and a largely traffic-free
environment. Roger Wolfe has also compiled a series of walks linked to the
East Suffolk Line from Ipswich to Lowestoft and these can be viewed at www.eastsuffolklinewalks.co.uk
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A new website featuring our walks, alongside many others, is now available . . . railwalks.co.uk. The site features many more walks from railway stations and is divided into 12 regional sections where you can view an amazing number of different walks. This site is well worth a visit! |