A tranquil oasis in the heart of Hertfordshire, Purwell Ninesprings is a series of nine natural springs that bubble up from the ground, creating a serene and peaceful atmosphere. The springs are surrounded by lush greenery and vibrant wildflowers, attracting a variety of wildlife and offering a haven for nature lovers. Visitors can wander along the meandering streams, take in the sights and sounds of the natural world, and enjoy a picnic on the picturesque grounds.
Lovely, peaceful place to have a relaxing walk. The Marsh part is pretty grown over, which isn't a bad thing. Fantastic for wildlife! If you're quiet and lucky you might spot some pheasants and the elusive Black grey squirrel. Dogs have to stay on a lead.
It's nice. There are fields and woods. Some accessible paths, some less so. Good for dogs and kids off lead.
Good for walking and biking with plenty of different route options includes bridle paths and nearby reservation. The paths are well kept with good drainage so it's never too muddy unless you go off track into the woods and reservation. Dog bins are dotted throughout the area as well which is a bonus.
A wonderful place of natural beauty
Small nature reserve just on the outskirts of Hitchin. Boarded walk areas over the wetlands and further paths through the reserve. Information boards describing what can be seen. Can only be reached on foot down a bridle way path. Quite tranquil and peaceful.
Easy wide paths and great views.
Good for kids
Dogs allowed
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Lovely, peaceful place to have a relaxing walk. The Marsh part is pretty grown over, which isn't a bad thing. Fantastic for wildlife! If you're quiet and lucky you might spot some pheasants and the elusive Black grey squirrel. Dogs have to stay on a lead.
It's nice. There are fields and woods. Some accessible paths, some less so. Good for dogs and kids off lead.
Good for walking and biking with plenty of different route options includes bridle paths and nearby reservation. The paths are well kept with good drainage so it's never too muddy unless you go off track into the woods and reservation. Dog bins are dotted throughout the area as well which is a bonus.
A wonderful place of natural beauty
Small nature reserve just on the outskirts of Hitchin. Boarded walk areas over the wetlands and further paths through the reserve. Information boards describing what can be seen. Can only be reached on foot down a bridle way path. Quite tranquil and peaceful.
Easy wide paths and great views.
