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The Saltmarsh Coast Walking Festival is a 10-day festival, designed to help visitors and locals enjoy the Maldon District's rich tapestry of history and heritage along its 75 miles of coastline.
For more information, or to sign up for further details about the daily walks programme and events, head to https://www.saltmarshcoastwalkingfestival.co.uk/.
Walks are free of charge but will need to be pre-booked, details to follow
The Twinning Link sculpture was placed in Promenade Park in 1991 to celebrate the 22nd…
The Maldon Promenade Zoo is home to over 70 species of animals when we are open (please…
The World War One Avenue of Remembrance at Promenade Park begins by the coach park and…
Maldon Mosaic, which can be found close the sandy play area at the western end of the…
This 100 year old Edwardian park encompasses an ornamental lake, a large water Splash…
The trademark Penny Farthing bicycle entices visitors to explore the treasures of this…
The Promenade Park maze was built in the 1990s and is a simple hedge maze that children…
Millenium Wood is an extension of Promenade Park & is a wildlife area consisting of…
St. Mary's Church is known locally as the Fisherman's Church as its tower guides sailors…
For well over a thousand years, Hythe Quay has been the home to Maldon's maritime…
The World War Two Avenue of Remembrance at Promenade Park, beginning close to the boating…
Maldon Masjid – the Maldon District Islamic Cultural Association is set in a building…
The small lake at Promenade Park is perfect for model boating, and is regularly used by…
Maldon's Elim Pentecostal Church is the home of the Maldon Food Pantry food bank as well…
An area of grassland featuring a birch copse and an allotment area. The allotment area is…
One of the highlights of a walk around Promenade Park is to walk along the extension,…
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Maldon Riverside Heritage Trail - Self-Guided Walk No. 1.1, MaldonSALTMARSH COAST WALKING FESTIVAL - 1.3 miles. A gentle walk exploring Maldon's historic waterfront, with plenty of opportunities to detour and explore or enjoy refreshments along the way.
Bradwell & St Peter's Chapel - Self-Guided Walk No. 5.2, MaldonSALTMARSH COAST WALKING FESTIVAL - 6.5 miles. Spectacular waterside walk taking in one of the district's most important historic sites – the ancient, lonely Chapel of St Peter-on-the-Wall. This easy, level circular walk covers 6.5 miles, much of it along the seawall.
Crouch Valley: North Fambridge to Althorne - Self-Guided Walk No. 7.3, MaldonSALTMARSH COAST WALKING FESTIVAL - 6.7 miles. This is a beautiful linear walk along the River Crouch, using the train service to return to the start. The expansive views of the river and landscape are breathtaking. On the map, follow the "short cut" route to finish at Althorne station.
