Kimbolton - Wood End - Honeyhill Wood - Kimbolton

Barbara Theobald

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This is a quiet and pleasant little ramble, starting at the eastern end of Kimbolton High Street and going through the Castle School grounds. The walk will take you through the middle and around the edge of woodlands and farmers' fields, where you may be lucky to spot a muntjac deer or two. The walk finishes at the other end of the High Street by the church where, when we did this walk on a Bank Holiday Monday, the vicarage was open to the public and serving most welcoming teas and lovely home-made cakes, with all the proceeds going to charity.

England - East England - Cambridgeshire - Countryside

Features

Birds, Butterflies, Cafe, Castle, Church, Flowers, Food Shop, Play Area, Pub, Tea Shop, Toilets, Wildlife, Woodland

10/25/2014 - Dennis Johnson

Pleasant Walk with directions on the whole pretty good. No Footpath sign at Point 13 but not too much of a problem as long as you turn right(slight uphill)along the edge of the field. Good walk for spotting wildlife particularly red kite birds around the Honeyhill Woods area

9/12/2009 - Adrian Perkins

I have just completed this delightful walk. The building work between WP3 and WP4 is now completed, and the route through the school buildings is clear, but unsigned. Just keep SW and you will reach the gate at the edge of the field. Updates entered September 2009. Adrian (Admin)

5/14/2007 - Keith Mead

This route is now blocked between waymarks 3 and 4 by the construction of a new school building. It is possible to skirt around the construction site but I get the impression that, perhaps understandably, the school is trying to discourage walking across its grounds. An alternative is to start the walk at its finishing point at the west end of Kimbolton. Take the track, clearly visible on the map, which goes from waymark 20 to join the original route at waymark 5.