Wendover Woods and Tring Park (12 Mile circular walk)

This walk takes you from Wendover up to Wendover Woods and the highest point in the Chiltern Hills, then through the stunning Tring Park, before following part of the Ancient Ridgeway Trail back to Wendover. If it’s your first time exploring this area, you’re in for a treat—designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, it offers rolling hills, lovely beech woodlands, and fantastic views, making it a perfect place for a walk.

What to Expect
A 12 mile walk mainly on good tracks and small lanes, some tracks may be a little muddy in places. There will be a number of hills and expect some steep climbs, total ascent will be 1200ft. We will maintain a pace of just over 3mph throughout the walk.

This is a great walk but is quite challenging due to the distance and amount of ascent. It suitable for anyone with a good standard of walking fitness.

If you are a first timer please read the 'About us...' section on the homepage before signing up for this walk, ensuring appropriate fitness and suitability.

If you can't make the walk please change your RSVP in plenty of time to give others chance to attend.

The Finer Points:
Start: Wendover Library carpark High Street Wendover Buckinghamshire HP22 6DU

Walk Starts: - 09:30\, Please arrive early enough to give yourself time to gear up and book in.

If you are going to be late please let the walk leader know or we may leave without you.

Parking: This is a pay and display car park. Parking is £1.80 all day on Sundays and Bank Holidays.
The location code for parking apps is 5251934.

Distance: 12 Miles

Total Ascent: 1200ft

Walk Time: Approx 3.5 hrs (includes stoppages)

Refreshments: There will be a break at about the halfway point so bring a warm drink and a snack.

Charge: There is a £3:00 charge for the walk to cover the admin costs of the walk leader, payable when we meet.

Payment is by cash or card/contactless.

Public Toilets: There are toilets available in the car park at the start and end of the walk.

Due to the possibility of encountering livestock we have a no dogs policy on all of our walks.

Hill walking and mountaineering are activities with a danger of personal injury. Participants in these activities should be aware of, accept these risks and be responsible for their own actions and involvement.

For further information Contact Nick 07739801881