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Below are a few links that you may find both useful and interesting.

 A Link to history itself - Tetbury, Gloucestershire.

Useful Links


Discover History

For information on the History of the City of Worcester - where it all began.


English Heritage

For more information on Boscobel House, Halesowen Abbey and other properties.


The Ramblers Association

An absolute must for anyone thinking of walking The Monarch's Way with lots of practical information such as public transport, accomodation, maps needed, as well as general information.


Footprints of Sussex

For information and/or walks on The Monarch's Way in this beautiful part of the South Downs.


Sussex Yacht Club

For details of 'The Royal Escape' yacht race, which annually celebrates Charles II's escape across the English Channel from Shoreham to Fecamp in France.


The Battle of Worcester Society

For more information on the battle, it's site and proposals to enhance this special asset to Worcester 's heritage.


Crudwell (North Wiltshire)Scout Group

The Scout Group have now completed the whole of The Monarch's Way.   Visit this link to view the many photographs of their journey that took them almost 6 years. 


Walking in West Sussex

For information, not only on The Monarch's Way but also other walking opportunities on the magnificent South Downs.


The West Sussex Literary Trail

For information on this new long distance footpath devised by our friends from Footprints of Sussex.


National Trust for places of interest and Natural Beauty

For information on Moseley Old Hall, Hidcote Manor, Montacute House, Golden Cap, Figsbury Ring, Cissbury Ring and many other properties along The Monarch's Way.


Forestry Commission

For more information about Westonbirt Arboretum, Stock Hill Plantation plus other woodlands and forests along the way.



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Page last updated: 5 June 2009.