WESTFIELD FARM PERMISSIVE WALK - N33

CONSERVATION WALKS: NEW PERMISSIVE ACCESS

Andrew Baxter, the owner of Westfield Farm, Fimber, has entered into an CSS/ELS/HLS agreement with Natural England on part of his land, in order to carry out conservation management. Part of the Agreement is to create public access to provide opportunities for people to enjoy the countryside.

The access provided is permissive only and will not become a permanent right of way.

Description:

Walk northward past Fimber village hall, keeping left at a fork in the road.

Turn right through a kissing gate AFTER a property on your right. Turn left along the old railway line and walk around its right hand curve.

At the sign for the end of the access land follow the boundary fence to the left. At the road turn left and walk the few metres to the entrance to the next section of the open access land.

Keeping to the boundary, head generally southward to the line of an ancient earthwork.

Now head eastward to return to your stating point.

 

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