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Beautiful view across the countryside as well as the memorial. There is a good gravel track from just next to the car park entrance on Lodge Hill, so is fine for a road-bike when dry.

Holy Trinity is a Grade I listed building. This Romanesque church dates back to the 12th century (at least the preserved parts of it do). The tower has 8 bells, the south porch has Buckinghamshire's oldest doors (apparently!), and fragments of medieval paintings and 16th century texts are on the walls.

Easy path for everyone.

Unless we didn’t find the right entrance to this path at the Princes Risborough end, off Lower Icknield Way, there is no way this is a bike path for a while. Right next to Horsenden Farms is a Pink Route that goes over thick grass (not rideable) and as far as we could see, still on grass with thick thorny weeds - we decided to give up and turn back. The track leading to Horsenden Farm is signposted as not having access to Phoenix Trail. We did not find any signs pointing to the trail around where the maps say it is.

A striking monument marks the top of the mighty Coombe Hill, standing tall at 260m and overlooking the sensational Chiltern Hills.

I actually needed my walking poles to move around on the hill as walking was impossible due to the mud!

Great views and some technical trails on the way down great fun