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Walk 45: Tewin West to East Loop

4.2 miles (6.8 km) with 81m total ascent


Photograph of woods and path from Walk 45: Tewin West East Loop
 
This is a pleasant circular walk from the village of Tewin following good paths throughout. It goes through woodland, crosses open farmland, and involves quite a bit of up and down. There is a pub at the start and finish point and a cafe close by.

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Walk 45: Tewin West to East Loop
Walk 45: Tewin West to East Loop
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1: Park near the village green in Tewin, check for any parking restrictions. Walk towards the Rose & Crown. Just before you reach the pub, turn left then head NW and then NNW for 640m along Back Lane (location - https://w3w.co/since.prone.cuts), Tewin BOAT 2 (byway open to all traffic).

2: After a pond on your right, turn left (location - https://w3w.co/bigger.budget.await) then head SW on Tewin BOAT 1 for 250m until you reach a junction (location - https://w3w.co/prices.panic.goat).

3: Turn right then climb up hill heading NW on Tewin bridleway 6 for 770m through Dawley Wood. Continue until you reach a clearing on the other side and a steep drop downhill.

4: When you reach a crossing (location - https://w3w.co/relate.cloak.about) turn left on Welwyn footpath 35 and head SW for 650m until you reach another footpath crossing (location - https://w3w.co/film.king.start).

5: Turn left on Tewin bridleway 7 then head SE uphill through the woodland and then down along a wide track until you reach Churchfield Road (location - https://w3w.co/give.unless.models).

6: Cross Churchfield Road then follow Tewin Footpath 18 for 160m SW through Westley Wood to a crossing (location - https://w3w.co/latest.wipe.rival).

Continue on Tewin Footpath 18 heading E for 200m through the churchyard and past the old church, then continue for another 300m into the field beyond and continue E to Archers Green Lane (location - https://w3w.co/traps.dips.leaps).

7: Cross the lane then continue on Tewin Footpath 18 heading SE for 780m through Lamb Dell Wood and across an open field looking out for a path on your left heading N (location - https://w3w.co/stuff.luck.finely).

8: Take this path, Tewin footpath 22, then head NNW for 720m as the footpath enters the wood again then crosses an open field and climbs the hill to Hertford Road (location - https://w3w.co/battle.shelf.valley).

9: Turn left along Hertford Road then head NW for 110m looking out for a path on your right immediately after the first house on your right (location - https://w3w.co/sharp.coast.remain).

10: Follow this path, Tewin footpath 26, as it heads NNE and then NW around the back of the houses before heading W (location - https://w3w.co/crust.shine.jukebox) back to Upper Green Road (location - https://w3w.co/lonely.entry.driver) in the village of Tewin where you turn left then head S for 390m back to where you parked.

The Tewin Stores Cafe is a short distance from the end of the walk (location - https://w3w.co/cigar.person.showed).

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