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Location of a nice Pub

The chef is superb and thoroughly recommended by us! Suggest you book a table if the weather is poor because it is popular

Beautiful village and a great Sunday roast at the Bull and Butcher. Well worth the trip

The Chiltern Way long distance walking path climbs up the hill from Fingest through the wood to the summit of the hill in Adam's Wood. The woodland is a nice-mixed woodland with nice views back to Fingest village. The church with its unusual double spire is easily visible.

Watery lane does its name some justice. It’s very watery. It is less clear why you’d call it a lane tho. By bike you could try it, hoping you don’t need to put your foot down (which quite possibly you wouldn’t need to) but by foot it’s a guarantee for wet feet unless you have proper wellies on…

From the end of Gray's Lane, you enter here a very comfortable and well-maintained bridleway. The best bits here are truly incredible wildflower meadows along the way (dazzling colours!) on the way south to Turville Wood.

A beautiful stretch here, starting from Hollandridge Farm and walking across Fire Wood. First a beautiful meadow before entering the forest, and inside the woodland (at the right time of the year), a sea of bluebells! A stunning natural place to hide from the stresses of life.

This is a spectacularly picturesque village in the heart of the Chiltern Hills. Almost everything about it screams "quaint and English". Little wonder that this was where a lot of the sitcom "The Vicar of Dibley" was shot. At the foot of Turville Hill (easy to climb in a few minutes from the village), the village has the lovely St Mary the Virgin Church and a terrific pub. Overlooking the village from the hill is the Cobstone Windmill. In the spring and summer, the beautiful houses and their gardens are teeming with colourful flowers. Of beautiful English villages, this is one of the best I've ever seen. It makes you feel you're in the Cotswolds. That kind of thing.