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Anglesey Abbey
Cambridgeshire
Anglesey Abbey
Circular walk
Anglesey Abbey is a country house in the village of Lode, north-east of Cambridge. The house and grounds are owned by the National Trust, and you and your dog can enjoy the trails surrounding the property, but unfortunately not the house and gardens themselves. This walks takes you past Lode Mill and through the Cambridgeshire countryside. Downloadable map available here.
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Useful Information
How to get there: 6 miles north-east of Cambridge on B1102. Signposted from A14, junction 35.
Grid Reference: TL 532 622
Nearest Postcode: CB25 9EJ
Parking: Anglesey Abbey car park.
2 miles
Easy
1 hr
The Walk
A walk around a National Trust property in Cambridgeshire.
Map with thanks to Ordnance Survey.
Walk
1. From the start point at the car park, turn left to head north along the path leaving the Visitor Centre. Follow the footpath as it follows round the left side of the car park, keeping the hedge to your left. Go between the hedges, to then head toward a tennis court and past some allotments.
2. Take a left at a meeting of paths to follow a narrow path to Lode Mill. Walk on past the mill and keep straight ahead, crossing over the wooden bridge. Follow on the signed path in the Quy Fen direction, along the path on the field edge. Continue on the path, heading on next to the woodland. Take a right at the next point of choice and continue on to reach the edge of trees where you will meet a track, a former railway line.
3. Turn right onto the former railway line on through a large field, and continue to the corner and a metal gate. Instead of heading through the gate, take a right onto the edge path of the field. Follow the path back to the bridge by Lode Mill.
4. Take a left and cross the bridge, then left down the lane into Lode Village. Keep a look out for a public footpath sign to your right and follow the narrow alleyway, toward some allotments. Pass on by these then take a right, then a left to take the path back to the Visitor Centre and car park.
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