Those of us who love taking advantage of the incredible Chiltern Hills won't be surprised to learn that Buckinghamshire has been revealed as one of the best places for walking in the country.
New research from waterproof accessory retailer Sealskinz reveals the best outdoor sports to do in each county, with Buckinghamshire being one of the best places for walks.
With this in mind, as well as a good few days to make the most of the beautiful scenery thanks to the Easter Bank Holiday, here are five brilliant (in no particular order) walks you can enjoy in the county.
They are all rated as 'easy' on the komoot app and website, so everyone can get out and take part.
The Frog Inn loop from Hambleden
Length of time it takes: 1:38
Length of route: 3.43 miles
Notes: Rated as an easy hike for any fitness level with easily-accessible paths
This circular route starts at The Frog Inn in the picturesque village of Skirmett. Why not pop in for a drink or a quick bite to eat before setting off?
You'll then head off through the winding country lanes and paths, taking in gorgeous views.
The route takes you past Cobstone Windmill on Turville Hill, which is famous for featuring in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.
See the full route here: www.komoot.com/smarttour/1432496
The Walled Garden Loop from Ibstone
Length of time it takes: 1:55
Length of route: 4.18 miles
Notes: Rated as an easy hike for any fitness level with easily-accessible paths
It's close to being the perfect time to viewing the beautiful woodland carpets of bluebells and this is a great walk for seeing those.
Start at the red telephone box in Christmas Common and follow the map, winding through peaceful fields and woods, taking in the incredible sight of the bluebells before heading towards the walled garden at the Wormsley estate.
You'll then see more of the estate, owned by the Getty family, and its rolling hills and woodlands, before continuing on to Queen and Colleg woods, then Pishill woods, before finishing up at the Fox and Hounds pub for a well-deserved break!
See the ful route here: www.komoot.com/smarttour/2098272
Red Cedar woods loop from Ivinghoe
Length of time it takes: 1:32
Length of route: 3.43 miles
Notes: Rated as an easy hike for any fitness level with easily-accessible paths. Starting point is right next to a car park
Start at Ivinghoe Beacon car park. You'll go on to see the famous Whipsnade Lion, a hillside chalk carving on the Dunstable Downs.
You'll then reach Ivinghoe Beacon, which offers stunning views. You never know, you might even see comedian Bill Bailey, who is a regular walker here! He told previously how he used to love visiting here with his late friend and fellow comic Sean Lock.
Continue on to the impressive Red Cedar woods, which is perfect for exploring.
If the weather is clear, you'll then be able to see across to Whipsnade, before heading back to the car park at the beacon where you started.
See the route here: www.komoot.com/smarttour/8804391
Length of time it takes: 1:40
Length of route: 3.94 miles
Notes: Rated as an easy hike for any fitness level with easily-accessible paths. Starting point is right next to a car park
Start at the Cookham Moor car park, before heading towards the river and taking in the wonderful views of the glistening Thames.
Follow the path al the way along the river towards Bourne End, eventually reaching the railway bridge.
You can follow the path round ina loop, heading backwards Cookham.
See the full route and map here: www.komoot.com/smarttour/5717736
Length of time it takes: 1:27
Length of route: 3.44 miles
Notes: Rated as an easy hike for any fitness level with easily-accessible paths
This one is pretty simple - simply take a stroll round the peaceful and ancient Penn Woods and enjoy! You'll see plenty of wildlife (maybe even a deer if you're lucky), several large ponds and don't forget to take a second and listen to the trees - oak, beech and birch mostly - rustling in the wind.
Like many of the other routes on this list, there are some cracking local pubs to enjoy afterwards, like The Hit Or Miss or The Squirrel.
See the route and map here: www.komoot.com/smarttour/1423735
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