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Good range of pubs - take your pick for a stop

Beautiful autumn colours, and a close encounter with one of the local residents!

The village boasts a collection of well-preserved Georgian buildings, which gives it a charming atmosphere. Many good pubs but if you fancy a coffee or a lite bite try Flootes

Great spot for some arty photos, a drink stop or just to take in the atmosphere.

Woburn is a charming English village lined with picturesque cottages and well-preserved architecture. Discover unique cafés, cosy pubs and traditional pubs, as well as the magnificent Woburn Abbey located just outside of town.

The Greensand Ridge Walk is a 40-mile footpath that traverses the country of Befordshire. This is a particularly lovely section of the walk near Woburn Abbey that crosses open fields and woodlands with delightful views in all directions

From here you have views across Woburn Safari Park. You're actually able to see some of the magnificent animals from this point without the need to enter the park. Spot the likes of rhinos, elephants, and camels as you make your way along Sandy Lane.

Soft and flat bridleway through open fields with delightful views over the surrounding countryside.

Beautiful countryside scenery and opportunities to spot deer.

Beautiful Grade I listed church in Milton Bryan.

Lovely spot to stop and take in the gorgeous views over Lower Drakeloe Pond. You may even spot some deer having a drink.

This park is home to hundreds of wild deer however this particular area has been known to be a popular hang-out spot for the locals, so keep your eyes peeled and you may be lucky!

Explore the grounds of the magnificent Woburn Abbey, situated on 3000 acres of beautiful deer park and occupying the eastern side of Woburn village.

Really near the car park as well but sadly it's recommended you don't sit on the grass due to the ticks

One of the wonderful places you wouldn't know existed unless you stumbled across it!

To find the time of day with this giant sundial, stand on the current month's marker with one foot on either side of the central line. Your shadow will fall on one of the sandstone markers, which are approximately 100 million years old, and you should count the stones starting from the 6 am marker. The stone your shadow falls on indicates the time. Remember to add an hour if it's British Summer Time (BST), otherwise the sundial shows the correct time in winter. The sundial is made from waste sandstone from a local quarry.

Food and drink top up with a wide range of choices.

Great picturesque village, some places to eat and drink and a local convenience store as well. Just be aware of the traffic here as it's a staggered crossroads and cyclists at this point seem to be invisible to vehicles.

A pretty village that's a great hub for road cycling and MTB in the area.

Great photo opportunities for families with children at the giant wooden chair etc.