Flitwick & District Heritage Group

Our aim is to investigate, enhance and promote knowledge & enjoyment of our local heritage.

ABOUT US

The Flitwick & District Heritage Group was formed in the autumn of 1999 from the Flitwick and Flitton & Greenfield P3 groups.

Our Aim is to investigate, enhance and promote knowledge & enjoyment of our local heritage.

Two Moors Heritage Trail

This gentle 5 mile walk is a good introduction to the landscape of the area. The route passes several sites of interest for their wildlife or history.

Flitton Moor

Flitton Moor is a Local Nature Reserve managed by Central Bedfordshire Council. It is a complex of ditches, ponds, grassland with wildflowers, and tree belts, including a small osier bed.

THE FLIT VALLEY DISCOVERY CENTRE

From old tractor shed to invaluable shelter, FDHG breathed new life into this key site, which would later be renamed after local man Jack Crawley.

Explore Safely

Please take care when walking around the area.  Note that paths and boardwalks can be slippery when wet.  Please keep to the paths and follow the Country Code.  Take all litter home and leave only footprints.  Appropriate footwear is always advisable and it’s a good idea to carry binoculars for spotting wildlife.

Galleries

Below are links to some of the images on our website.

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Some images from the trail.

FDHG - Flitton Moor Jetty

Images from Flitton Moor.

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Images from the Jack Crawley Memorial Barn.

Beaumont tree. Steve adding hair

Images from the Beaumont Tree

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