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A narrow pathway leads you through a picture-postcard open field where planted crops bloom in spring.

Bisham Woods is a stunning ancient woodland located in the Berkshire countryside near Cookham and Marlow. The woods feature a network of well-maintained paths that take you deep into the forestry where you can explore the vibrant wildflowers, towering trees and remnants of old stone walls.

Winter Hill is a scenic woodland and National Trust-owned area situated near Cookham and Marlow. A network of well-maintained paths lead you through the woods via a plethora of lush greenery and wildflowers.

Cock Marsh is a nature reserve situated alongside the River Thames. It features plenty of green space, rolling hills, and a large network of footpaths and is the perfect place for a leisurely stroll.

Enjoy scenic views across the water as you make your way along the famous River Thames.

The Bounty pub is nestled alongside the River Thames near Cookham and is quite a popular destination amongst walkers. The pub boasts a cosy and inviting interior, with traditional décor and a warm atmosphere, as well as stunning views across the river. Grab yourselves a pint or a delicious meal and soak up the riverside ambience.

Bourne End Railway Bridge was originally a wooden bridge designed by Brunel in the 1850's. The narrow spans used were unpopular with the river traffic, so it was re-designed and made in steel in 1895. A footbridge was added in 1992 replacing a ferry that crossed a little further upstream. It's a useful crossing point allowing access for runners to the National Trust managed Cookham Common on the west bank. The Thames Path long distance trail also crosses the bridge on its journey from Wiltshire to London.

The Thames Path is a long-distance National Trail that runs from the source of the Thames in the Cotswolds to Woolwich in London. It's 185 miles (298 km) long if you fancy running the whole thing. This section of wonderfully flat running on an easy trail follows the Thames from Cookham in the south to Bourne End railway and pedestrian bridge. The Thames Path crosses here and continues on the north bank if you are running further. National Trust properties Cock Marsh and the Cookham Commons lie to the west, with areas of higher land in this mostly flat landscape. It's great for running and rich in wildlife.