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Ca129 Little Wilbraham from Fulbourn 0 Miles 1 2 ca129 Little Wilbraham from Fulbourn 0 Kilometres 1 2 3 Fulbourn is on minor roads The walk shown is for guidance only & should SE of Cambridge not be attempted without suitable maps. Details Quiet country paths Go NNE on Church Lane past the church & Distance: 10km (61/2 miles) 4 Go ESE (right) & follow Church Road past follow it when it bears ESE (right) & then NNE Total Ascent: 25m (82ft) the church to a junction. Continue ESE 1 (left) on Station Road past houses to reach & (straight-on) on Great Wilbraham Road & Time: 2 /2 hrs Grade: 1 cross a railway line at a level crossing. ® follow it SSE to reach another church. Maps: OS Landranger 154 1 Continue NNE on Wilbraham Road for 100m Continue SSE for 200m. (1 /4 km) or OS Explorer Map™ 209 past a food factory. (1 km) 5 Go SW (right) on Toft's Lane & then a clear Start/Finish: Fulbourn Church, 1 Just beyond the factory entrance go E path to reach a road. Go SE (left) on the road Cambridgeshire 3 (right) on a signed path that meanders until it bends NNE (left). ( /4 km) Grid Ref: TL520562 between two high fences to reach an open 6 Go SW (right) to follow a signed path Sat Nav: N52.1831 E0.2220 field. Go N (left) across the field to reach a between two houses & then across fields to road. Go E (right) to reach a signed path on reach the railway line. Cross & continue SW GPS data: Position Format = 'British Grid' 1 your left. ( /2 km) Map Datum = 'ord srvy GB' across the next field before going SE (left) to 2 Go N (left) beside New Cut Drain to reach a along the field edge. (11/2 km) fork. Go NE (half-right) across a field & then N 7 About 100m before the field corner go SW (half-left) along the edge of the next field to (right - signed 'Fleam Dyke' to reach a junction. reach a track. Go NE (right) on the track to Bear S (left) for a few paces before continuing Looking 1 reach Hawk Mill Farm. (1 /4 km) WSW (right - joining the Harcamlow Way) on a for new kit? 1 Gear offers 3 Go ESE (right) through the farmyard before track until it bears NW (right). (1 /4 km) impartial bearing ENE (half-left) past a windmill to reach 8 Follow the track NW to reach and follow an a road. Go E (left) into the village of Little improving lane to reach a road in Fulbourn. Go advice. 1 Wilbraham to reach a T-junction. (1 /4 km) N (half-right) to return to Fulbourn Church & the start. (11/4 km) The Hole TL 54327 in the Wall 58558 TL 53192 58198 windmill Little Harcamlow New Way Wilbraham Taken pictures on this Cut walk? Send them in Hawk The Harcamlow Way is a and we'll put them in Mill Little Wilbraham 227km (141 miles) circular the Photo Gallery New Cut Farm River Drain footpath starting & finishing in Harlow, Essex. TL 54908 57560 Great For more information Wilbraham about Hill & Mountain Carpenters Arms TL 52904 Classifications see Keep a record of Peaks & Mountains Cole’s 57012 Rookery which mountains Bridge Farm Kennel you have climbed TL 52440 Farm with go4awalk.com 56829 TL 54668 Peak Bagging Hill Classifications: 57131 maps & lists. Hewitt (Mountain) Dewey (Hill) Nuttall TL 52020 Wainwright Fulbourn 56210 Bridget (Hill) Trig Point The Six Bells Fulbourne Manor Mill Gardens Printable Route Maps, GPS Waypoints, Competitions, Cottage Places to Stay, Discussion Boards, Gear Tests, Fulbourn TL 54038 Photograph Gallery & much, much more . Nature Reserve 56155 Harcamlow Way Fleam Fleam Dyke is an earthwork defence TL 52948 Dyke system dating from the 7th Century. It is 400m 200m 55450 some 3 miles long . 0m The information given in this document has been provided in good faith. It is Appropriate equipment & maps should always be carried, along with suitable clothing & information contained within it is & remains the sole property of TMDH Limited & intended only as a general guide. We advise you to verify the accuracy of footwear. Always follow the Countryside Code. More information about the Countryside is protected under Copyright © TMDH Limited 2017.2021. All rights reserved. information before relying on it. It is the responsibility of individuals to approach Code, clothing, equipment & how to use it can be found on the go4awalk.com website. go4awalk.com is a registered trade mark of TMDH Limited. outdoor activities such as the one described on this page with caution. The This document may be downloaded from the go4awalk.com web site & printed Landranger® is a registered trade mark & Outdoor Leisure™ & Explorer™ are activity described can be strenuous & individuals should ensure they are fit for personal use only except under licence from TMDH Limited. Nothing may be trade marks of Ordnance Survey, the national mapping agency of Great Britain. enough before embarking upon it. If in doubt, seek medical advice. added, deleted or amended in any way. In any event, this document & the © Crown Copyright 2000. All rights reserved. .
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