What are “Local Park Walks”
These special park walks in Aylesbury and Wycombe offer everyone an opportunity to be a little more active by walking and exploring the local parkland or area.
There are currently four Local Park Walks in Aylesbury and five in Wycombe. Please download a map for details. The longer walks have a display board to show you the route.
Each route is then marked out by a set of wooden posts each with a QR code. Simply scan the code with your mobile phone.
When you do, you will learn more about the location, information on activity and health, events, support and special news.
Download the walk maps
Riverside Walk, Aylesbury
There is a pathway for the entire walk. There is parking at the start off Meadowcroft. The path is flat except at the Bicester Road end where there is a slight incline. Note that this pathway is subject to occasional flooding so please check beforehand.
Haydon Hill, Aylesbury
There is a pathway for the entire walk. There is parking off Monet Place and Goya Place. The path is flat except for slight inclines when accessing from the indicated roads.
Carlton Close, Aylesbury
There is a pathway for the entire walk though it is quite narrow. One stage is quite rough ground. There is a barrier in mid-stage. There is parking next to the walk start in Carlton Close. It is flat except for a minor incline on the final stage.
Buckingham Park Walk, Aylesbury
There is a pathway for the entire walk. There is nearby parking in Jubilee Square.
Booker Recreation Ground, Wycombe
There is a pathway for a third of the walk then grassland. There is ample parking near the walk start off Barry Close. There is a minor incline for one stage.
Mount Close, Wycombe
There is a pathway for the entire walk. There is a mild incline from the start that increases in severity from the second marker. There is very limited residential parking in Mount Close.
Rutland Avenue, Wycombe
There is a pathway for three stages of the walk, though one is narrow and on a mild incline. One stage is only accessible by steps. There is roadside parking on Rutland Avenue and Booker Lane.
Rowliff Road, Wycombe
There is a pathway for the entire walk (though this includes crossing a road). There is very limited residential parking. It is flat throughout.
Desborough Recreation Ground, Wycombe
There is a pathway for half of the walk, then grassland. There is ample parking near the walk start off Fryers Lane. The pathway is flat.
Active Park Walks – part of your new Active Community
Sit less, stand often and move more. These small changes to everyday can make a difference to your long-term health.
After all, EVERY MOVEMENT MATTERS
