와든 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

There was signs saying to turn towards here for the public footpath but it's a special needs farm with horses in the fields, plus someone told me it isn't a public footpath

Bridleway straight down to Bottledump Roundabout. Can get muddy during the rainy seasons.

Whaddon is a small village just outside Milton Keynes in Buckinghamshire. It is at the heart of the ancient Whaddon Chase, a former royal hunting ground, now a designated area of Special Landscape Interest. The village has an interesting history. Nearby are the earthworks of a former Benedictine priory, Snelshall Priory. Whaddon Hall served as Section VIII of the MI6 during the Second World War, a branch of Bletchley Park’s operations. There are a number of paths and bridleways to explore in the countryside surrounding the village. Afterwards, the New Lowndes Arms is a good place to refuel. Its Sunday roasts have an excellent reputation.

We used this path through the meadows to circumvent the local closure of cycling route 51, which is currently closed at that point due to the construction of a new train connection

There's a narrow opening to the east of the farm to creep through. Follow the partially hidden signs on the ground to get onto the path through the woods. Mind your head on some low tree trunks and branches!!

You'll have to open each fence and secure them behind you, hopefully the horses aren't blocking you!

Workout for your arms instead of your legs as you need to carry your bike over a fence... twice!!