There are 13 possible entrances into Hucking Estate, seven of them on Public Footpaths with pedestrian-only kissing gates for access. The main entrance points are from the car park off Church Road, Hucking where an all-access kissing gate leads onto the path network.
There are two waymarked trails to follow – a short one and a longer one. The short ‘blue’ route is around 1.7km (just over a mile) and takes approximately 30 minutes. The longer ‘red route’, known as the Landscape Trail, is just over 4.8km (3 miles) and takes around 1½ hours.
A bridleway runs through the estate, accessed from a horse stile beside the Church at Hucking, to the track or Drove Road which links Colyers Went with Allington Farm on the Pilgrims Way.
There are also several permissive paths which can be used by horses. Get more information from Toll Rides Off-road Trust (TROT).
All paths within the fields and the woodland are unmodified grass and earth surface, which can get slippery and muddy when wet. The majority of the paths have gentle inclines and you may encounter cattle or sheep in the fields at various times during the year.