비숍스톤과 하트웰이 있는 돌 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

A bridge spans over a small tributary of the River Thames next to a waterfall, creating a beautiful scene as you jog past.

Serene countryside vistas to feast your eyes upon.

A short, steep downhill section that will present an interesting challenging to new riders. Followed by a tough little uphill. Exits by a house so be mindful of noise.

This is a stunning route with lots of beautiful views and incredible walks. Slightly muddy and had to detour ever so slightly due to the track being fenced off in the first 5km but the rest of the route was perfect.

Like nearby Quainton Hill, Waddesdon Hill is a significant rise in the mostly flat landscape of the Vale of Aylesbury. Despite only attaining a height of 480 feet (146 m), its prominence rewards you with gorgeous views of Buckinghamshire’s patchwork countryside and beyond to the Chiltern Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. To the south west of the summit is a nonconformist chapel, founded in 1792. It is Grade II-listed.

The Buckinghamshire village of Stone lies just to the south west of Aylesbury and is adjoined to the village of Hartwell. Nearby Hartwell House, privately owned, is famous for housing the exiled King Louis XVIII of France in the early 19th century. The ruined church in neighbouring Hartwell is considered one of the most important early Gothic revival churches in the country and is Grade II-listed.