Dullingham to Newmarket via Devils Dyke 15.5 miles 6.5hrs

Summary:
Setting off from Dullingham train station on the Cambs Suffolk border, we head in a loop to Newmarket a town known for its horseracing. We will pass a variety of terrain, including woodland, fields, horse paddocks, and the race course. The main highlight is joining the southern part of Devil's Dyke. This is a large man made Anglo-Saxon earthwork on chalk grassland dating back to the 6th century. This served as a fortification fronteer against the Britons from the west and safeguarding trading routes to the east with ditches and banks almost two stories high. Walking along the top of it for 4 miles, we will reach Newmarket race course and make our way back to the trian station. Finish in Newmarket round 4pm ish for an optional pub stop at the end. Trains back to Cambridge run 20 mins past the hour.

Logistics: Meet at Cambridge Train Station at 9:30 platform 5. Take the 9:48 train for Newmarket from Cambridge to Dullingham.

Get an Open return ticket from Cambridge to Newmarket.

Bring: Packed lunch, water, walking kit, hiking boots, waterproof jacket and warm layers.

*Reminder* If you are unable to attend, please update your RSVP to allow someone else on the wating list to join.

Terrain:
Mixture of grassland where it is a bit hilly along the Dyke, so walking boots are strongly recommended. We will be taking regular breaks on the walk along with a lunch stop.

Join the club:
There is a £1 fee for the first walk and a recurring £1 monthly fee thereafter for members. This helps cover admin costs and fund trips for the club. After the walk, the walk organisers will share the details of the club bank account. On receipt of payment, newcomers will be added to the club Whatsapp group by the club organiser.

Disclaimer:
This hike is organized by a volunteer-driven group. By participating in this event, you acknowledge that you are responsible for your own safety and well-being. The organizers, volunteers, and associated parties are not liable for any injuries, accidents, or damages that may occur during the hike. Your participation indicates your acceptance of these terms.