Hanslope Circular Ride

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Start: Great Linford
Distance: 20 miles (32 km)
Grid Ref: SP846424
 
Climbing: 229 metres
Walk time: 7-10 hours
Days: 1-2

Ordnance Survey Explorer Map (1:25,000)

Summary: A circular ride through open countryside in north Buckinghamshire, it passes through a nature reserve and wildfowl centre on its way to a tour of the Saxon manors of Hanslope. 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. There are a number of gates to open and close and the bridleways can be muddy, particularly after wet weather. (Source: LDWA)


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