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The Dunstable Downs Gateway Centre offers stunning views, informative exhibits, and many walks. Café is great for a quick bite. Perfect for kite flying!

Great cafe, after a good climb

Amaravati is a Theravada Buddhist monastery situated at the eastern end of the Chiltern Hills in south-east England. It is near the Hertfordshire village of Great Gaddesden. Amaravati opened formally in 1985, after the English Sangha Trust had purchased the site from Bedfordshire County Council. It had formerly been a residential school and consisted of several large huts in Canadian cedar, built by the Canadian Air Force before World War II.

https://amaravati.org/

Popular area for kite flying and paragliding

One could easily mistake this object, which stands in the middle of the lawn and is called the "Windcatcher", for a sculpture by an artist in a modern style. However, it is not primarily an art object, but rather a functional building. The functional building is part of a ventilation system.

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This is a Theravada Buddhist Monastery, established in 1984 (Theravada means "School of the Elders"). It is an unusual sight in the rural setting of the Chilterns. The main goal of the Monastery is training and support of a resident monastic community. This is not a place for casual visitors, so please admire respectfully from the outside.

Beautiful view, bench for a quick snack while enjoying the view. It's a bit blowy!

well worth the climb!

Beautiful Views and the N/T Cafe

Coffee & fruit scones have improved in recent months ✔

Great views of the downs and great place watch the gliders take off

Watch gliders set off

The Dunstable Downs has some Beautiful breathtaking views 🔭

Dunstable downs is a great place to bring a bike, once you have put the effort into riding up you are rewarded with great views and visitor centre where you can grab a coffee. Bridleways and tracks for those on mountain or gravel bikes and surfaced multi user path along the ridge for other bikes.

I like doing this as a downhill run in the dry especially the summer, easy on an MTB and nice on a gravel bike. Some parts have a deep rut so watch your pedals. Being a chalk base it can be slippy when wet so I prefer to avoid in these conditions.

What more needs to be said!

A bit tricky to find, but is exactly where the blue line of the creek starts.

Like a lunar landscape.

Not rooty, not rocky, but a fairly nice smooth downhill run.