Kesgrave Walks
This Suffolk based town is located on the eastern side of Ipswich.
It includes the early 19th century Kesgrave Hall and some woodland/heathland footpaths to the southern side of the town. To the east is Woodbridge where there are some nice trails along the River Deben and Martlesham Creek.
Please scroll down for the full list of walks near and around Kesgrave. The detailed maps below also show a range of footpaths, bridleways and cycle paths in the area.
Kesgrave Ordnance Survey Map 
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Kesgrave Open Street Map 
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Kesgrave OS Map 
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Kesgrave Open Street Map 
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Walks near Kesgrave
- Ipswich - A circular walk around Ipswich with lovely river views and visits to a series of attractive parks
- Orwell Country Park - Enjoy fabulous views of the River Orwell in this delightful country park in Ipswich
- Stour and Orwell Walk - Follow the Rivers Orwell and the Stour on this walk through the Suffolk Coast and Heaths Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
- Trimley Marshes - Follow the circular trail around this lovely nature reserve near Felixstowe
- Gipping Valley River Path - Follow the River Gipping from Stowmarket to Ipswich on this pleasant riverside walk
- Needham Lake - Enjoy an easy stroll around Needham Lake on this short walk in Needham Market
- East Suffolk Line Walks - Follow the 'East Suffolk Line' railway from Ipswich to Lowestoft on this splendid walk through the Suffolk countryside
- Alton Water - Follow a mixture of well surfaced and unsurfaced cycling and walking trails around this large reservoir in Stutton, Ipswich
- Nacton Shores - Enjoy a lovely waterside stroll along Nacton Shores on this easy walk in Suffolk
- Pin Mill - Enjoy woodland trails and riverside paths on this delightful walk in Suffolk
- Sandlings Walk - A walk through the Suffolk Coast and Heaths Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty from Southwold to Ipswich via Woodbridge
- Helmingham Hall - This walk visits the beautiful estate surrounding the 16th century Helmingham Hall in Suffolk.
- Suffolk Coast Path - A walk along the beautiful Suffolk coast from Felixstowe to Lowestoft
- Woodbridge - The Suffolk town of Woodbridge has some lovely trails to try along the River Deben
- Martlesham Creek - This circular walk takes you to Martlesham Creek from the little village of Martlesham, near Woodbridge.
Photos
A1214 Main Road in Kesgrave
Kesgrave - St. Francis of Assisi mural. This fascinating mural was painted at some point during the 1940's, believed to be by American military personnel lodging at Kesgrave Hall. I first came across this in 1984 as this little building which was sinking in to the mud was just inside the entrance to Sinks Pit (now Hales) on the left-hand side. When I last visited it was still there and I took this picture.
Kesgrave Hall. The Hall is now a hotel and restaurant, part of the Milsoms group.
Kesgrave Hall. This is all that remains of Kesgrave Hall School's design technology and history classrooms. This was a building with an entrance each end, equally divided with no connecting door. This was built on the site of a previous wartime nissen hut.