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   North Weald Redoubt

   Address

   High Road, North Weald, Essex, CM16 6BU

   North Weald

   North Weald Redoubt, one of the London Mobilisation Centres planned in 1888 and completed in 1904. A rare survivor of a chain of defensive buildings and forts.
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   The Essex Way

   Address

   Epping Tube Station (starts), Epping Forest District, Essex, CM16 4HW

   Epping Forest District

   Starting at Epping Station, walk the Essex Way and celebrate some of the finest countryside in the county!

   The path will lead you through ancient woodlands, open farmland, tree-lined river valleys and leafy green lanes, visiting historic towns and…
3. 

   Get To Know Animals Mini Zoo

   Address

   Forest Lodge Commercial Complex, High Road, Epping, Essex, CM16 5HW

   Telephone

   07944 041715

   info@gtka.co.uk

   Epping

   An indoor mini zoo offering a mega experience featuring rehoused and rescued animals with an emphasis on care and conservation
4. 

   St Mary's Church (Loughton)

   Address

   High Road, Loughton, Essex, IG10 1BB

   Telephone

   020 8508 3643

   Loughton

   St Mary’s, Loughton, dating to the 13th century, is a modest medieval church with original stonework and a peaceful tree-lined churchyard. Smaller than nearby St John’s, it offers a timeless, intimate place of worship and reflection.
5. 

   London Alpacas

   Address

   Theydon Mount, Epping, Essex

   Telephone

   07485 440496

   Epping

   At London Alpacas, you’ll meet a friendly alpaca herd in their natural setting in the Epping countryside.
6. 

   St John's Church (Epping)

   Address

   St. Johns Road, Epping, Essex, CM16 5DN

   Telephone

   01992 575570

   Epping

   St John the Baptist, built in 1889 by architect Arthur Blomfield, is Epping’s landmark Gothic Revival church. Its soaring spire, stained glass, and fine organ make it both historic and beautiful, while its active parish life and central location…
7. 

   St Martin's Church (Chipping Ongar)

   Address

   St. Martins Mews, Ongar, Essex, CM5 9HY

   Telephone

   01277 362173

   Ongar

   St Martin’s in Ongar combines a Norman tower with Victorian restoration, reflecting centuries of local history. Its peaceful churchyard and central location make it a welcoming stop, easily combined with Ongar High Street or the Epping Ongar Railway.
8. 

   Abbey Performing Arts Videos

   Address

   Waltham Abbey Town Hall, Highbridge Street, Waltham Abbey, Essex, EN9 1DE

   Waltham Abbey

   Abbey Performing Arts Videos for the Epping Forest Festival of Culture 2021
9. 

   Loughton Camp Iron Age Hill Fort

   Address

   Epping Forest, Loughton, Essex

   Loughton

   One of two Iron Age Forts within Epping Forest which legend says was the site of Dick Turpin's cave
10. 

    Epping Forest Brambly Hedge Trail

    Address

    Epping Forest Visitor Centre, 6 Rangers Road, Epping Forest, Essex, E4 7QH

    Telephone

    020 7332 1911

    epping.forest@cityoflondon.gov.uk

    Epping Forest

    Inspired by the beloved children’s books Brambly Hedge, this trail featuring 17 wooden sculptures brings the character's alive in the the surroundings that inspired their stories.
11. 

    Ambresbury Banks Iron Age Hill Fort

    Address

    High Road, Epping, Essex

    Epping

    One of two Iron Age Forts within Epping Forest which legend says was the site of Boudica's battle with the Romans
12. 

    Gunpowder Park

    Address

    Sewardstone Road, Waltham Abbey, Essex, EN9 3GP

    Telephone

    03000 030 610

    info@leevalleypak.org.uk

    Waltham Abbey

    Gunpowder Park in Waltham Abbey, a dynamic park regenerated from a former munitions testing ground and split into four very different zones for walkers, cyclists and summer horse riders.
13. 

    St Mary & All Saints Church (Lambourne)

    Address

    Church Lane, Abridge, Romford, Essex, RM4 1AH

    Telephone

    01992 815838

    Romford

    St Mary and All Saints, Lambourne, is a Grade I listed Norman church dating from the 12th century. Its famous doorway and peaceful rural setting make it a fine example of early architecture still in active parish use.
14. 

    Waltham Abbey Church

    Address

    Highbridge Street, Waltham Abbey, Essex, EN9 1DG

    Telephone

    01992 767897

    parish.office@walthamabbeychurch.co.uk

    Waltham Abbey

    Waltham Abbey Church and its grounds are steeped in history and Royal connections. Experience the magnificent interior, enjoy the grounds and explore the town centre and museum for a great day out.
15. 

    The Royal Gunpowder Mills

    Address

    Beaulieu Drive, Waltham Abbey, Essex, EN9 1JY

    Telephone

    01992 707370

    info@royalgunpowdermills.com

    Waltham Abbey

    The Royal Gunpowder Mills are opening in a different way in 2024 - find out more
16. 

    St Nicholas's Church (Fyfield)

    Address

    Willingale Road, Fyfield, Ongar, Essex, CM5 0SD

    Telephone

    01277 286113

    Ongar

    St Nicholas's Church, Fyfield, is a 12th-century Grade I listed church with a striking 15th-century timber roof and historic monuments. Set amid open countryside, it reflects the enduring beauty of rural parish life.
17. 

    St Mary the Virgin (Theydon Bois)

    Address

    Piercing Hill, Theydon Bois, Epping, Essex, CM16 7JN

    Telephone

    01992 814725

    Epping

    St Mary’s, Theydon Bois, is a welcoming 19th-century parish church with stained glass and a bright interior. At the heart of village life, it hosts services and events, and is ideally placed for visits to Theydon Bois.
18. 

    Museums

    Address

    You'll be spoilt for choice with the range of museums in and around Epping Forest District
19. 

    20/20 Creativity Challenge

    Address

    39-41 Sun Street, Waltham Abbey, Essex, EN9 1EL

    museum@eppingforestdc.gov.uk

    Waltham Abbey

    The Epping Forest Creative Network have put together a fun quiz and creative challenge for you
20. 

    Medieval Ongar

    Address

    Ongar, Essex, CM5 9JG

    Ongar

    After conquest by William Duke of Normandy, Saxon lands became the property of Norman overlords. In some instances rewards of land were given to allies who fought alongside them, and none was more important or well connected as the new overlord of…

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