Galleywood Rights of Way (GRoW)
Galleywood is very fortunate in having a network of footpaths
and bridleways, totalling 23 km (14 miles). Galleywood Parish
Council supports a Galleywood Rights of Way (GRoW) steering
group which is fully subsidised by Essex County Council - Public
Rights of Way - Parish Paths Partnership (P3) initiative.
GRoW surveyed all of the public Rights of Way and helped to
produce the Galleywood Footpaths Map in 2004. Since then GRoW
volunteer working parties continue the surveys, carryout routine
maintenance, replace signage, construct steps, build robust plank
bridges, errect handrails, devise, plan and lead well
supported guided walks on Bank Holidays and on other special
occassions throughout the year
Each walk has an accompanying published leaflet describing
historic features and artifacts along each route. The series of
leaflets continues to grow and each can be downloaded from
this website, printed out and folded to form an double-sided A5
leaflet. Also download your copy of the
Galleywood Parish Footpaths Map here. Just click on the
appropriate link below-
Printed copies of the footpaths map and all walks leaflets are
available from the Parish office, Watchouse Road and both Galleywood and Great Baddow Libraries.
Little and Great Sir Hughes Walk
A Circumnavigation of Hylands Park
Beating the Bounds; Stones 1-4
Beating the Bounds; Stones 5-10
St. Michael's to St. Margret's
The Hidden Manors of Buttsbury
