Melford Hall Windmill Hill walk

Get away from the traffic and enjoy the simple pleasures in life. Take in the Suffolk countryside on this circular walk with hidden gems, woodland, open fields and spectacular views of Melford Hall and the church of Holy Trinity (take a peek at the stained-glass windows).
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Melford Hall, Sudbury, Suffolk CO10 9AA. Grid ref: TL866483.Trail information
*Dirt or grassy paths and fields, with stiles and some roads. May be muddy. For further details, please see Terrain section.
**Not suitable for wheelchairs/personal mobility vehicles. For further details, please see section marked Access.
***Dogs welcome but must be kept under close control. For further details, please see section marked Facilities.
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