ヘイゼルミアでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

There are many paths through the woods, some of which can get muddy.

These two plantations are part of the larger Common Wood here. Lovely views towards Hazlemere Golf Club to the west, and there is a great bench to sit on here. Otherwise, just a great forest for jogging.

This church was founded over 800 years ago. A number of elements in the church are very old (e.g., the nave is from the 12th century), but the Chapel was rebuilt in the 18th century. Of particular note is the "Penn Doom", one of just five surviving wooden tympanums in the UK. ("Tympanum" is the space between the round arch and the lintel over a doorway, found in many churches.) If you are one for churches, this one is a definite must, and if not... well, one's gotta start sometime!

The village's green is quite huge (they call it Holmer Green for nothing, I suppose) and a great place to stop at. Check the information board here as it gives a lot of information about the village, and there is an interesting old map from 1742 there. On the Common, the most interesting feature is the striking Horse Chestnut tree, in its north-west corner. Great for a shade on a hot summer day!

A network of footpaths will lead you through the sensational ancient woodland of Penn Wood. The woods are dominated by beautiful oak, beech, ash, and cherry trees with an understory of bluebells, wood anemones, and other wildflowers.

Note: despite the title, there is no coffee for sale here!

really friendly pub in Holmer Green, with a nice garden, and serves a nice pint

Climb to brook wood part of Penn and Common Woods managed by the woodland trust. The woods were once part of a large common called Wycombe Heath