Chadwell Way Sculpture Trail - Great Amwell to Hertford

The trail takes in a 5 mile route including Emma's Well, the New River, Scott's Grotto and New Gauge, near Kings Mead and features 31 sculptures designed in response to their natural habitat.

The creation of the bronzes has been informed by the methods and materials employed by Henry Moore, who lived and worked nearby at Perry Green.

Walkers are recommended to start at the crossroads on Cautherly Lane, Great Amwell.

Leaflets with a trail map are available at locations along the route, libraries, public buildings and Tourist Information.

The June 2010 edition of the HVAF newsletter described the genesis of the project - click here to read.

and folllow this link to a short film made in 2011 about Chadwell Way Sculpture Trail, which is now under the custodianship of Ware Town Partnership http://vimeo.com/28469042 

And a link to a new film in 2012 about public art produced by a class of 31 primary schoolchildren. Each child created a site specific bronze sculpture for installation across 5 miles of East Hertfordshire countryside. The film Discordant Drum features two sculptures located at heritage sites. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJsykvUKr2E&feature=youtu.be