Sharpenhoe Clappers — Attraction in Streatley

Today I visited the National Trust walking trail at Sharpenhoe Clappers near Luton. Beautiful woods on this historic pagan burial site and dramatic 35 mile views across the Vale of Bedford. This chalk ridge represents the eastern extremity of the Chiltern Hills that extend from Berkshire and terminate near Hitchin in Hertfordshire. Whilst you are here explore nearby Sundon Park and enjoy a pint in the ‘Raven’ a charming country pub at Pirton near Barton-Le-Clay with additional walks to the Warden Hills at Luton which ironically is also in...

Amazing views from the bench, we were surrounded by a mass wildflowers and lots of butterflies. Peaceful location , we had lots of chats with various people we met which was lovely. The car park is quite small and did need some attention by the picnic table. No bin in the area so sadly some people choose to leave their rubbish on the ground rather than talking it home. The walk can be circular and it was very pleasant to walk in the shade of some magnificent trees. There are some quite steps so care needs to be taken, will...

A lovely place to be enjoyed throughout the year, been hiking this spot for over 6 years still finding new footpaths and trails,recently visited in the month of September and got to pick some delicious blackberries and apples, which were so sweet and crunchy. Trail is flat with some incline and steps in places, but overall an easy hike, seems very popular with dog walkers, great views from the top, couple of swings which my little one loves. Would...