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late was £4

A bit of a hidden gem, light traffic and well surfaced

A new bridge and route has been built, so ignore your cycle computer if it goes off course for a bit

Nice spot for a break and to check out the local history https://www.swanbournehistory.co.uk/st-swithuns-anglican-church/. The present church building dates back to 1230, although there was almost certainly a church, probably made of wood, on the same site before this date. It is dedicated to St. Swithun, who was the Anglo-Saxon Bishop of Winchester.

This all seems to be open again and MCN Route 51 heading East can be accessed by passing between the locked gate and bridge wall. Check for latest: https://www.buckscc.gov.uk/services/environment/public-rights-of-way/changes-to-public-rights-of-way/east-west-rail-phase-2-temporary-public-rights-of-way-closures/

Light gravel but not too rocky.

Nice descent exiting Drayton Parslow, watch out for incoming traffic due to park cars on the road side.

Swanbourne is a delightful, tranquil village in the Buckinghamshire countryside. There are a number of public footpaths and bridleways that splay out from the village. Its most significant building is St Swithun's Church, Grade II-listed and originating from the 13th-century. The Betsey Wynne is a classy gastro pub that serves food throughout the day. Accommodation can be found at Cherry Tree B&B.