This is a little stroll of 5.5 miles.
Most of the caches are placed for easy access but there is one or two that may require something a little more extreme. Check the individual attributes and ratings on each cache for more details. When I first placed the caches the area was pretty boggy, especially on one stretch near the power station. When I went back some time later it was STILL muddy, so be warned that you may wish you'd worn wellies.
Some Useful Information.
Some caches may require something a bit more physical - tree climbing at caches #8, #11, #19 and possibly #15 (depending how tall you are)
There is the occasional bit of backtracking on the series, a necessity of proximity guidelines and available routes. You'll need to backtrack from #10 back to the trailhead waypoint listed on that cache to get to #11.
Once you've found cache #17, the next closest (on your GPS or smartphone) may not be #18, so watch for that, there's no need to go blundering through the undergrowth.
Once you've found #23, head back to the big beech tree then follow the path and take the next small track on the right to make your way to #24
Once you've found #25, head back up the hill and through the stile/entrance to the final cache #26.
It's a long walk from #26 back to the start. This is due to the guidelines required for placing caches in FC land in Southern England