In 2019, I created and walked a set of nine routes, collectively called Get out of London!. These emanate from Trafalgar Square in the eight compass directions (east being represented on each bank of the Thames, therefore nine routes).
It is now time to start linking them up, using existing named (and, one hopes, waymarked) routes. This is the second sector of the circumcardinal walk, from Epping to Hatfield.
NNE sector — Epping to Hatfield
(44.35km; 322m ascent)
From Epping, the Hadleigh-to-Stratford Legacy Walk is followed to Cheshunt, where the Lea Valley Walk is joined to Hatfield.
| 07: Epping to Broxbourne — 17.53km; 166m ascent Streets to Bell Common, mainly paths and riverside path | Map Directions |
| 08: Broxbourne to Hertford — 14.53km; 39m ascent Riverside path; streets through Hertford | Map Directions |
| 09: Hertford to Hatfield — 12.29km; 117m ascent Streets and railbed | Map Directions |
< Back to ENE — Southend-on-Sea to Epping
> Forward to NNW — Hatfield to Hemel Hempstead
Walk days
These are the walk days for this sector.
- Day 6 — Epping to Cheshunt (13.55km; 161m ascent)
- Day 7 — Cheshunt to Ware (14.24km; 33m ascent)
- Day 8 — Ware to Hatfield (16.69km; 122m ascent)
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