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A good network of footpaths and quiet country lanes enables both the casual explorer and the outdoor enthusiast to enjoy the open farmland and waterside areas of the District. A wide selection of walking routes, booklets, and maps are available at the Maldon District Tourist Information Centre together with advice on suitable routes and background information to the walks.

Tel: 01621 856503

Fax: 01621 875873

E-mail: tic@maldon.gov.uk

A series of 7 guides are available to assist your exploration; be sure to visit the sea walls where "the sun rises over leagues of marsh made wonderful by strange mists" (author Arnold Bennett), the surrounding countryside, and the settlements in the area.

The Maldon Maritime Trail

The Battle of Maldon Guide

The Hythe Quay leaflet

The Maldon Trail

The Pill Box Trail

Alternatively, visit the following websites where you will find details of regular led walks in the District:- Maldon and Dengie Hundred Ramblers Group Walking in Essex, Chelmer & Blackwater Ramblers

Combined Military Services Museum

~ visit the website

Museum of Power

~ working examples

Mangapps Railway

~ working steam railway