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Nestled in West Wycombe's historic Walled Garden, the café offers Origin coffee, fresh bakery treats, and local produce. It caters to all, from walkers to families, with a playground and soft play. A pound or two more than most places, but all very good quality.

The Dashwood Mausoleum, perched atop West Wycombe Hill, presents a fascinating blend of architectural intrigue and historical eccentricity. Built in the 1760s for Sir Francis Dashwood, the infamous founder of the Hellfire Club, the hexagonal, open-air structure stands as a unique testament to 18th-century design and the Dashwood family's legacy. Its construction, inspired by classical Roman architecture, creates a visually striking landmark against the backdrop of the Chiltern Hills. The site's historical connection to the Hellfire Club adds a layer of captivating, albeit sometimes controversial, narrative, drawing visitors interested in both architectural history and the more colourful aspects of English social history. The surrounding area also provides beautiful views of the local countryside, making it a worthwhile location to visit.

Great cafe with lots of space, bike parking, good coffee and one of my top 3 all time brownies. Bold claims.

Quiet, rural road

Great place to freshen up before heading home

This is a lovely woodland: lots of paths (wide, very easy to run on), intersecting in many places. There are also a few small ponds that are quite picturesque. It's just a lovely place to be.

This sarsen stone was dug up in nearby Great Close Field and placed here to mark the dawn of the third millennium.