Codicote Road in Wheathampstead

Codicote Road in Wheathampstead in St Albans is an asphalted secondary road. It runs in an east-west direction and crosses Abbot John Mews, Waddling Lane, Cory-Wright Way, Sheepcote Lane and Bride Hall Lane. It ends in a cul-de-sac. This road is part of the foot route "Lamer & Ayot St Lawrence" and the hiking trail "Wheathampstead to Shaw's Corner Circular Walk, Shaw's Corner". In the vicinity, you can find 6 tourist information offices, an attraction and an artwork. Codicote Road also exists in Welwyn Hatfield and North Hertfordshire.

Road Type
tertiary road
Speed Limit
60 mph
Route
east-west

Tourist information offices

  • Victorian Level Platform.
  • The story of the wagon.
  • The Pop Group Magic Lanterns, George Bernard Shaw.
  • Wheathampstead.
  • Wheathampstead.
  • The permanent way.
  • The story of Wheathampstead station.

Attraction

  • Wheathampstead Railway Station. Site of former Dunstable Branch station, with restored platform, benches, track and wagon. Play equipment and information boards have also been installed..

Artwork

  • George Bernard Shaw (artist: Dave Flemons, wood). Full-sized wood carving. Depicts George Bernard Shaw sitting at the station..