There are two types of walks to enjoy in Spooner Row: Conservations Walks and Walks with Charles and Joy Boldero.
Conservation walks have been provided in Spooner Row by local farmers under DEFRA's farm conservation schemes. The walks provide permissive access only and will be available until 2012. Several maps have been placed in situ along the routes (a copy of which is below). Please follow the Country Code.
Walks with Charles & Joy Boldero
Charles and Joy are keen walkers and have written books and walk articles for various magazines. They regularly write walk articles for the Eastern Daily Press and recently published a four mile walk for Spooner Row appearing in the EDP on 29 December 2005. It is a circular walk which includes fine views over the countryside and refers to several local points of interest. Click here for full details of their Spooner Row Walk.
Additional points of interest provided by Charles and Joy Boldero:
"In our article we asked about the Moat we passed on the walk and we had a reply via the EDP: The moat surrounded Wick Hall; the 76 year old lady who wrote to us said it was not there when she was child, but the children enjoyed playing round the ruins. The country lane that runs to it was called Wick Lane, now we think it is called 'Danah Bunting' Lane, or 'Bunting Lane' on the OS map. It seems Danah Bunting was hanged on a tree there for stealing, when it was, or what she stole, we, nor the lady knew." (26 January 2005)