EtonHorton (Windsor and Maidenhead)

Etohor two
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By Jane Taylor on 25 May 2022


Distance

6km/4mi

Ascent

34m

Descent

36m

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Description

This route is a revision of Etohor One to correct the access problem at Eton.

Eton to Horton via Datchet. This is one of a number of routes which, when linked together, connect west London with Berkshire. There are green areas and vistas, but also there are unavoidable encounters with well-used roads, always with some pavement.

Walking north out of Eton, the route crosses the College playing fields, and loops around to the east on a mix of footpath and golf course almost all the way to Datchet.
From Datchet it follows the same path as Winhor Two to Horton.

The route runs through the centre of Datchet, stop for refreshments if you like, and there is also a railway station. Some green respite across Datchet Common follows, until it rolls into Horton on the B376 and the Datchet Road.

Some mud likely. Pavements are narrow in places

This route is a revision of Etohor One to correct the access problem at Eton.

Eton to Horton via Datchet. This is one of a number of routes which, when linked together, connect west London with Berkshire. There are green areas and vistas, but also there are unavoidable encounters with well-used roads, always with some pavement.

Walking north out of Eton, the route crosses the College playing fields, and loops around to the east on a mix of footpath and golf course almost all the way to Datchet.
From Datchet it follows the same path as Winhor Two to Horton.

The route runs through the centre of Datchet, stop for refreshments if you like, and there is also a railway station. Some green respite across Datchet Common follows, until it rolls into Horton on the B376 and the Datchet Road.

Some mud likely. Pavements are narrow in places

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Eton
Grid Ref SU9665077650
Lat / Lon 51.48955° / -0.60931°
Easting / Northing 496,650E / 177,650N
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Horton (Windsor and Maidenhead)
Grid Ref TQ0127875945
Lat / Lon 51.47341° / -0.54316°
Easting / Northing 501,278E / 175,945N
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