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A series of flat, paved, traffic-free roads will lead you around the beautiful, well-kept grounds of Waddesdon Estate.

Waddesdon Greenway is a shared cycling, running, and walking route that connects Aylesbury Vale Parkway train station with Waddesdon Estate and village. The pathway consists of a straight, almost entirely flat, paved road with panoramic views of the stunning Aylesbury Vale countryside.

A series of flat, paved, traffic-free roads will lead you around the beautiful, well-kept grounds of Waddesdon Estate.

Waddesdon Manor is a magnificent 18th-century French Renaissance-style country manor house situated in the town of Waddesdon in Buckinghamshire. As you're running by, look down the avenue and enjoy the sheer beauty and magnitude of this sensational building.

Serene countryside vistas to feast your eyes upon.

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There is a nice shared path (please be considerate to pedestrian and dog walkers) through the estate that allows to cut through and away from traffic. The park is extremely well maintained and the road surface very good. If cycling north-west to south-east be aware of the steep climb at the end, just before the gate: a low granny gear or good legs are thoroughly recommended unless you want to walk up the last part of the lane. Also, the gap for bikes and pedestrian on the south entrance is a bit of a squeeze, so be advised you may struggle if you are carrying panniers or similar.