Walk Type Other Walks

Discover 100’s of years of history on the Rye in High Wycombe – a children’s treasure hunt.

Short circular walk: 1 mile (1.6km), farmland and woods on the Hughenden Estate, allow 45 minutes. Start and finish: Info Point, main woodland car park at Hughenden Manor.

Two routes. The Whiteleaf route is about 1.2 km (¾ mile) there and back, and The Brush Hill walk is a 1 km (½ mile) circular route.

Short circular walk: 2½ miles (4km), mixed farmland and woodland, allow 1¼ hours. Start and finish: The Sun PH at Whitchurch Hill or by the Recreation Ground.

Several circular walks. Shortest walk: 4 km (2½miles), allow 1 hour. Longest walk: over 16 km (10 miles), allow 5 hours.

A 500 m (½ mile) hard surface path and more ‘soft surface’ paths.

A 250 m path through woods to the edge of chalk downland.

A 1½ km (1 mile) linear path.

7½ miles (12 km), linear walk through rolling chalk hills and woodlands, allow 4½ hours. Start: Chilterns Gateway Centre at Dunstable Downs. Finish: Ivinghoe Beacon.

A choice of walks of 2½ and 2¾ miles, from Henley along the River Thames into the Chiltern Hills. Start and finish: Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire.

Short circular walk: 1½ miles (2.4 km), open grassed area, allow 45 minutes. Start and finish: War Memorial, West Common.

A 1 km (½ mile) linear path which runs through the wood and a 360 m circular, Easy Access Trail.

A 400 m (440 yd) path to the picnic area is virtually level and hard-surfaced for its entire length.

Short walk: 2½ miles (4km), easy walk through fields with gentle slopes, allow 1¼ hours. Start and finish: Beamond End.

Short walk: 2¾ miles (4.5km), easy stroll through woods and open fields, allow 1½ hours. Start and finish: Lane End Car Park.

This 9.8 km (just over 6 mile) walk starts at Great Missenden railway station and finishes at Chesham Metropolitan line station. Several interesting waypoints are all described in the leaflet, including: the site of a Saxon church, 12th century earthworks…

Short walk: 2½ miles (4km), undulating walk through woodland, no stiles, allow 1½ hours. Start and finish: Great Missenden Station.

A flat 3 km (2 mile) linear route to Hartlock Woods.

Pub Stroll: Just over ½ mile (1km), allow 30 minutes. Longer walk: 2 miles (3.5km), allow 1 hour, woodland, meadows and hills. Start and finish: Royal Standard of England PH, Forty Green.

17 mile: start/finish at Nettlebed. 10½ mile: start/finish at Nettlebed. 11½ mile: start/finish at Nettlebed. Includes Lower Common Wood, Greys Green, Peppard common, Kingwood common, Ipsden Heath, Nuffield common and Nettlebed common.

17 mile: start/finish at Berkhamsted railway station. 8 mile: start/finish at Bridgewater Monument, Ashridge. 8½ mile: start/finish at Berkhamsted railway station. Includes Berkhamsted, Pitstone, Ivinghoe, Aldbury and Northchurch commons.

18 mile: start/finish at Marlow. 10 mile: start/finish at West Wycombe. 12 mile: start/finish at Marlow. Includes Marlow, Moorend, Ditchfield, Handleton and Wheeler End commons, West Wycombe Hill (which is a common), Toweridge and Booker commons.

17 mile: start/finish at either Wendover or Great Missenden. 9 mile: start/finish at Wendover. 9½ mile: start/finish at Great Missenden. Includes Little Hampden common and Great Hampden common.

18 mile: start/finish at Ewelme. 8 mile: start/finish at Christmas Common. 8½ mile: start/finish at Ewelme. 9¾ mile: start/finish at Cookley Green. Includes Watlington Chalk Pits, Ibstone common, Turville Heath, Maidensgrove common, Cookley Green and Ewelme’s cow common.

Includes Chesham Moor, Big Round Green, Ley Hill common, Chipperfield common and Dawes common.

A circular route of about 3 km (2 miles) through the woods.

Over 1½ km (1 mile) of suitable trail.

This 13.7 km (8½ mile) walk starts at Chorleywood station and finishes at Chesham, both on the Metropolitan Line. Several interesting waypoints are all described in the leaflet, including: Chenies Manor, views of the London skyline (on a clear day)…

A 400 m (440 yd) firm path through woodland which leads to a firm grassy area with viewpoints.

The full 10 mile linear walk starts from Rickmansworth London Underground Station and finishes at Chesham London Underground Station. Shorter walks are also mapped starting from Chorleywood and Chalfont & Latimer Stations. Taking in some of the most attractive countryside…

Short walk: 2 miles (3.5km), easy walk with gentle slopes, woodland and fields, allow 1 hour. Start and finish: Chesham Open Air Pool.

This walk skirts the outer fringes of Chesham. The total length is 13 km (7½ miles).

A 3 km (2 miles) circular walk taking in 1,000 years in the history of Chesham.

Short circular walk: 2¾ miles (4.5km), mixed woodland and open farmland. Start and finish: St Mary-le-Moor Church, Cadmore End.

3½ km (2¼ miles), allow 1 hour. Various start and finish points.

A 13 km (8 miles) walk in the valleys to the west of Chesham along which run tracks with curious names such as Herbert’s Hole and Blind Lane, and roads that on some days are almost devoid of traffic.

Short walks suitable for wheelchair users on surfaced level paths: various lengths, woodland. See map for start/finish points.

Short walk: ½ miles (0.8km). Wheelchair friendly. Long walk: 0.9 miles (1.5km), no stiles. Wheelchair friendly. Start and finish: Car park at Whiteleaf Hill.

Short, easy walk: ¾ mile (1¼km), allow 30-60 mins. Wheelchair friendly. Start and finish: Car park next to the Old Barn near A4251 (London Road).

Westbrook Hay, a walk with steep climbs: 2½ miles (4km), allow 2 hours. Start and finish: Box Moor Trust Centre car park HP1 2RE.

Short stile-free walk 2 miles (3km), allow 1 hour. Start and finish: Lane End car park near High Wycombe, HP14.

A tarmac path around the lake with seating every 100 m. Many kilometres of hard paths through the woods.

150 m (165 yd) path from the main car park to a viewpoint and longer, flatter, 750 m (820 yd) path through beech woods.

A 1 km (½ mile) circular route around Medleys Meadow and a longer 2 km (1¼ mile) linear route.

This is a 13½ km (8½ mile) walk into history; whether it is ancient history with an iron age fort or a reminder of a more modern conflict, a Second World War airfield where USAF bombers took off on their…