Join Thames Chase for a guided circular walk around the Oakwood and Ash Plantation and Belhus Woods Country Park Meet at Belhus Park Leisure Centre car park at 10am. From the Belhus Leisure Centre car park we cross the M25 and walk to the Oakwood and Ash Plantation which were

Harold Court Wood and Pages Wood Circular walk exploring two woodlands regenerated in partnership with the Forestry Commission. Come and join Thames for some fresh air and light exercise and enjoy what the Community Forest has to offer at this time of year. The walk is around 5 miles, including

Join Thames Chase for some fresh air and enjoy the countryside on our 4.5 mile guided walk on mostly surfaced paths around Hornchurch Country Park and Ingrebourne Hill. You will hear about the history of RAF Hornchurch and the marshes which are a site of Special Scientific Interest. Then on

Join us for a guided walk to discover the human and natural history of Dagnam Park (The Manor). This walk is ideal for anyone interested in learning more about the environment of the area, especially the former Dagnam and Gooshays Estates as well as local wildlife. Much of the woodland

Discovering how you can explore the countryside safely and in comfort at the Thames Chase Forest Centre. Regardless of your age or mobility level, come along and discover what the Forest Centre has to offer.  There will be walks of varying lengths to explore the trees and meadows and hear

Join us for our 4.5 mile guided around Langdon Hills Nature Reserve. From the highest point in Essex you can enjoy the great views across the Land of the Fanns to London and Kent. This former Plotlands site with its woodlands, meadows and ponds has a wealth of flora and

Join us for our guided around Belhus. The route will be about 4.5km taking 2.0 - 2.5 hours. Going first across Aveley Road through Whitepost Woods, which should start to be carpeted by fallen chestnuts then back to the visitors centre. From there we will go up the main path

A circular walk through an attractive local authority park and historic woodlands to discover the local wildlife as well as the heritage of the area. The first half of the walk is along tarmac and gravel paths, but as the latter half is through muddy woodland waterproof footwear is advisable.

Join us for the next Forest Circle Walk! This guided walk goes through green, urban and industrial areas of the borough of Thurrock before joining the Thames path. Points of Interest: River Mardyke North Stifford village Chafford Gorges St. Clements Church and conservation area 3 miles of the Thames Path