Fritham Extended Circular Walk
The Fritham Extended Circular Walk winds through mostly open areas along non-technical terrain that doesn’t gain too much elevation, making this a great walk for anyone looking to get outside and walk for a half-day without too much exertion. The path can get muddy during the wetter months but is still navigable—just ensure you wear appropriate footwear!
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Route Description for Fritham Extended Circular Walk
The Fritham Extended Circular Walk winds through lovely open fields, where you may encounter some livestock en route! There are some bird-watching opportunities along this walk as well. On the flip side, there is a slim chance you’ll spot a snake! If you plan on doing this during the wetter months, come prepared for mud. However, the gravel terrain may ease the trouble of walking through boggy areas. Setting out from your car, you’ll start your loop by going right to head through a mixture of open spaces and wooded areas.
Getting to the Fritham Extended Circular Walk Trailhead
To get to the start of the Fritham Extended Circular Walk, head to Fritham and just past The Royal Oak, you’ll take a left to find parking.
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