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I walked this on a warm Saturday afternoon from Iver to Gerrards Cross.

It starts in busy Iver, where there are more cars on the pavement, then on the road. On the road, they go (too) fast. Luckily, this section is short and you end up going along (or among) some public foot paths soon enough. Bells Wood lane is fairly narrow, but had virtually no traffic.
It continues through Langley Country park with lovely wide lanes. The route has some access issues, but as long as you know how to read a compass and a map, you should be able to find your way to the north eastern corner to cross the busy and fast A412. Cross with care!
Black Park is lovely again, has a lake, toilets and a cafe.
When you come out of the park there is a little road walking, with light traffic, although they can go a little fast. It's not a very long section, before you start following the Beeches Way for a while. A land owner has cut off the signs of the Beeches Way through a field, and although they have made a foot path zigzagging around it with fences on each way, I recommend you follow the actual public way that diagonally crosses it.
After you pass through Fulmer, there are fields and sheep. Once you cross Windsor Road, there are public foot paths which you follow in a big V, but you can also walk along the third leg of the triangle to shorten the route a little. A little road walking follows with a big wall on the other side, take a little caution here.
After this, the route crosses a nice wide field, with lots of other walkers. It goes up a fairly steep hill. After another road walking section up a hill, you end up on (the very dry) Gerrards Cross Common, and soon at your destination at the station.

It's a pretty good route, with some annoying road walking, and some tricky crossing points.

I walked from Iver to Gerrards Cross.
Iver is dominated by vehicles on the roads and on the pavements, but the section is short and there is an almost hidden path out of the town into the countryside. Beware these paths pop out onto lanes with fast traffic, some have crossing points.
Langley Park is beautiful, but the path marked on the OS map is unwalkable, partly blocked by dead-hedge to preserve the woods, and partly non-existent. See map below for alternatives (red lines), the best (easy to navigate and away from road) shown by the red arrow. The park exit is in the NW corner where there is a busy dual carriage way to cross, patience needed for gaps.
Then into Black Park along good paths to the lake where there is a café and toilets. Through the car park and head North past the tree houses along another good path through the woods. Cutting left through a new plantation to a road. You have to walk along the road, the first of many roads to walk on. Just past the junction is a gate to a rhododendron lined driveway, access
for expensive houses. Then out across and around grass fields to Fulmer. More countryside paths then the route goes along a footpath, but the bridleway slightly to the North is correct. Another walk in the road to fields and under the M25, another road then Bulstrode Park. Bear right across the grass into open parkland to a gate, up a road to the common and Gerrards Cross Highstreet.
This walk is mostly beautiful woods and countryside with lots to see and do, but is marred by some navigation issues and some uncomfortable road walking/crossing. Probably worth it though.

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