Paddington Farm Trust loop via Gog & Magog
Paddington Farm Trust loop via Gog & Magog
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Paddington Farm Trust loop via Gog & Magog
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5.55km
130m
Hiking
Embark on an easy hike through the Paddington Farm Trust loop, a family-friendly route that winds through organic meadows and orchards where you can spot farm animals. This pleasant 3.4-mile (5.6 km) journey features a gentle 440 feet (134 metres) of elevation gain and typically takes about 1 hour and…
Last updated: April 23, 2026
Waypoints
Start point
Parking
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445 m
Tibetan Prayer Wheels
Highlight • Monument
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2.54 km
Gog and Magog Ancient Oaks
Highlight • Natural Monument
The 1000-year-old oaks have become a part of local folklore …
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3.18 km
Paddington Farm Trust Farm Shop
Highlight • Rest Area
The farm is a charitable trust and social enterprise and is situated on …
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5.55 km
End point
Parking
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
1.78 km
1.64 km
1.29 km
818 m
Surfaces
2.25 km
1.68 km
818 m
637 m
145 m
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Frequently Asked Questions
How difficult is the Paddington Farm Trust loop via Gog & Magog trail?
This trail is rated as an easy hike, suitable for all skill levels and fitness levels. It involves gentle terrain and is ideal for a leisurely walk rather than a challenging climb.
What kind of terrain can I expect on this hike?
The route features easily accessible paths, including sections of road, street, and designated hiking paths. You'll walk through meadows and orchards of the organic Paddington Farm Trust, and potentially through fields which can be soggy after rain.
What notable landmarks or points of interest will I see along the way?
You'll encounter several unique features, including the ancient Gog and Magog Ancient Oaks, which are steeped in local folklore. The trail also passes by Tibetan Prayer Wheels and the Paddington Farm Trust Farm Shop, where you can stop for refreshments.
Where can I park for the Paddington Farm Trust loop?
Parking is generally available near the Paddington Farm Trust. As the trail is easily accessible, you can typically find parking close to the trailhead or the farm itself.
Is the Paddington Farm Trust loop dog-friendly?
Yes, the trail is generally dog-friendly. However, as it passes through an active organic farm with animals and potentially fields with livestock, it's essential to keep dogs on a leash and under control at all times.
Do I need a permit or is there an entrance fee for this trail?
The Paddington Farm Trust loop via Gog & Magog is located in an area that includes National Trust land. Generally, there are no specific permits or entrance fees required to walk the trail itself. However, if you visit specific National Trust properties or attractions along the way, separate fees may apply.
What is the best time of year to hike this loop?
Spring and summer offer pleasant conditions for hiking, with the farm and surrounding landscapes in full bloom. Autumn provides beautiful foliage. Be aware that some fields along the route can become quite soggy during wetter periods, so waterproof footwear is advisable, especially in winter or after heavy rain.
Is this trail suitable for families with children?
Absolutely! Its easy difficulty, gentle terrain, and the presence of farm animals at Paddington Farm Trust make it a welcoming and enjoyable route for families with children.
Does the trail intersect with any other well-known paths?
Yes, sections of this route overlap with other local paths. You will find yourself on parts of Paradise Lane and Stone Down Lane for portions of the hike.
Are there any facilities or amenities available along the trail?
The Paddington Farm Trust Farm Shop is a great spot to stop for refreshments or to purchase local produce. Beyond that, the trail is primarily rural, so it's best to carry any other necessities with you.