Daffy Caffy Walk

Description

This is a very pleasant riverside walk especially in the spring when the wild daffodils are on display. At their height in April the daffodils carpet the fields and glades adjoining the path. It starts at a car park with toilet facilities and ends at the Daffy Caffy where typically a cup of tea and bacon sarnie is the staple. There is a constructed path along the whole route though there are several steep gradients for short sections. select the gradient makers on the trail map to check these out. There are 16 gates that must be opened and closed to keep the cattle and sheep secure. There are seats at the start and finish but only two benches along the route. You can check their position on the trail map. A walk to the first bench and back avoids most of the steeper gradients.

OVERALL RATING: BLUE
Path Surfaces:
Maximum Climbing Gradient: 2 - BLUE 7%
Maximum Descending Gradient: 2 - BLUE -8%
Total Elevation Gain: 36 metres
Distance:
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Route Profile

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