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Good value café with a great lakeside location. Unfortunately no frothy coffee.

I wouldn't normally take photographs of a housing estate (especially in Bracknell) but if you look closely, one these houses is thatched!

Or simply The Look Out, it is an interactive science and discovery centre located at the entrance to Swinley Forest from Bracknell. It's a popular family attraction and educational facility that offers a wide range of engaging activities and exhibits designed to inspire curiosity and learning about the natural world and science.

This small park, located very close to the Victorian mansion Easthampstead Park, is perfect for enjoying a peaceful walk. It consists primarily of a circular path that goes around, which is flat and has a good surface. The Ramblers Route passes by it.

The church before you is a Grade II listed building with almost a thousand years of history, as its construction began in 1135 during the reign of King Stephen. Although locally it is known as St. Michael the Archangel, the church was dedicated to St. Michael and All Angels.

In this Nature Reserve, you can find multiple running trails, including two circular marked trails that start and end at the car parking area, as well as a viewing platform. This acid lake is perfect for nature enthusiasts, as it hosts diverse and ecologically significant habitats for wildlife

This park features a circular trail with a running surface that's a joy to run on. It's perfect if you want to do some interval training or measure your laps since it has very little elevation change.

This forest, easily accessible from the surrounding urban areas like Bracknell or Bagshot, is perfect for running and getting lost in its numerous trails. A word of advice, there is a network of mountain bike trails, so be attentive to avoid ending up on one! This area was once part of Windsor Forest and has hidden corners that will surprise you, such as Caesar's Camp, a Go Ape facility, or the fun-filled The Look Out.