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If you are looking for the Walton Forum, for local services in Walton-on-the-Naze, they have moved, you can now find them here: https://www.waltononthenaze.org/. For Walking Trail …
Follow the Trail. Discover the Naze’s World War Two past. Following a one-mile circuit around the top of the Naze, this way-marked trail, with information boards, takes in some of the wartime sites and looks at what remains now.
We have a selection of trails in and around Walton devised for entertainment, health and educational purposes. Each trail has a leaflet accompanying it, which can be found at the Walton Community Shop on the High Street, the Naze Tower, or the Tourist Information in season. You can choose from:
WILDLIFE TRAIL www.walton-on-the-naze.com. The Naze derives from the Old English ‘naes’, meaning nose and stretches 3 miles northwards from Walton-on-the-Naze. The circular Walton Wildlife Trail takes you 3.7 miles (6km) around the Naze peninsula.
Covering Walton’s history from as early as 1400 to recent times, follow our trail to get insights into how heavy industries worked in tandem with the town’s farming producers to create a thriving economy. We also look at how tourism arriving in the second half of the nineteenth century, combined with the arrival of the railway in 1867,
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Walton has miles of lovely sandy beaches, where children of all ages enjoy making sandcastles, swimming, eating an ice cream and collecting shells. Why not hire a beach hut for the whole family for the day? Enjoy exploring the grassy open space and maze of paths at the Naze, spotting nature including rabbits and a wide variety of sea birds ...