Milton Keynes

'Close to the village of Emberton and the market town of Olney, the Park is ideally located between the counties of Bucks, Northants and Beds. There is easy access from J14 of the M1 and close by is the new city of Milton Keynes. The park opened in 1965.'

'A walking group for younger adults of the Milton Keynes & North Buckinghamshire area. The Group is one of the Ramblers' network of Hike 20s-30s Groups. We organise walks on a regular basis, with a leader. Walk lengths vary between 4 and 12 miles on average and may take place over a half-day, a full day or a weekend.'

Trails, Guides, Walks & Maps within the Borough of Milton Keynes.

'Follows the Grand Union Canal towpath and then takes to undulating farmland and villages. It is named after the Dukes of Grafton who were large land-owners in the southern part of the county throughout the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.'

'Circular ride through open countryside in north Buckinghamshire ... The open countryside of the Ouse and Tove Valleys gives extensive views across North Buckinghamshire and into Northants, with the distinctive spire of Hanslope Church the central feature. The route is open to horseriders, pedal cyclists and walkers and uses a combination of metalled and unmetalled roads and tracks, and headland and crossfield bridleways.'

'Uses existing footpaths.  A new Waymarker has been placed along the route. When you see the Oakleaf symbol just follow the direction of the arrow on the host waymarker.'

'Download or print one of our self-guided walks and explore new areas of Milton Keynes and its environs.'

Access to details of a score of walks and walk locations around and about Olney.

'The route traces the outlines of ancient trackways and passes through a beautiful rural landscape. Along the way it skirts several small, historic villages, meanders through remnants of ancient woodland, and has many spectacular views. In Buckinghamshire the ride links up with Swan's Way, which is 65 miles long and also a long distance bridleway.'