호스힐 호수 주변 최고의 버스 정류장 출발 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

An easy way into Reading

This bridge is operated by hand, i.e. muscle power

Lovely pub right on the river with loads of easy open space to sit with your bikes

Mill Lane is a cute little gravel lane with picturesque houses along its edge. It leads down to Calcot Mill and its mill pond. It was built by monks from Reading Abbey. Sadly after being ruined by fire in the 1960s, the mill was converted to flats and is no longer in working order.

It is said that Wilder's Folly was built as wild romantic gesture by the Reverend Henry Wilder. He lived at Sulham House, while Jane Thoyts, who he was trying to woo, lived nearby at Sulhamstead House. The folly was positioned at the exact spot where you could see both houses. Take a look to the north as you can still see Sulham House today.

With its waterside location, The Cunning Man is the ideal destination for a walk along the Kennet & Avon Canal. Plus, despite being so close to Reading, it has the air of a country pub. It takes its name from the story of a local man who was considered a wizard.

At 87 miles in length, the Kennet & Avon Canal links Bristol to Reading. It is in part navigable canal and part Rivers; the Avon between Bristol and Bath, The Kennet at Newbury and the Thames in Reading. It's a peaceful place for a walk, just a short distance from Reading Town Centre.

Built in the early 18th century, Southcote Lock is situated on a cutting that circumnavigated the wiggling River Kennet. The mill was used to draw iron wire. It is believed the iron ore came from the New Forest.