Walks from Long Melford, Suffolk
🌿 River valley, parkland estate, ancient village green, farmland
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Long Melford has one of the longest village high streets in England — over two miles of timber-framed buildings leading to a magnificent perpendicular church and two great Tudor halls, Melford Hall and Kentwell Hall. The Stour Valley Path and St Edmund Way both pass through, offering excellent riverside and farmland walking.
An exceptionally handsome village with two great Tudor halls and a magnificent church, Long Melford makes a charming base for the Stour Valley — Constable Country — offering some of the gentlest and most picturesque walking in East Anglia.
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Village car parks. Bus from Sudbury station (Suffolk County Council 753)
Scutchers restaurant, The Bull Hotel, Melford Hall tearoom
- Stour Valley Path to Sudbury
- St Edmund Way north
- Melford Hall & Kentwell Hall grounds
- Long Melford Green circular
- Borley & the Stour meadows
- Glemsford & the Stour source
- All Suffolk towns →
🗺 OS Map Reference
Walking around Long Melford is covered by OS Explorer 196. Recommended for all routes in this area.
- Stour Valley Path
- St Edmund Way





