Higame two

Slow Way not verified yet. Verify Higame here.

This route is intended to fix problems found on HigAme 1 by Ian: a perilous road crossing near Amersham and difficult-to-follow paths south of that. The remainder sticks to the intention of the original route.

From Amersham to Coleshill the route goes along The Chilterns Heritage Trail, which should mean that signs and maintenance get a little more attention than other local footpaths, and there is a footbridge over the troublesome A413. At Coleshill it joins The Chiltern Way to just outside Tylers Green, which should be very well tended to. From here on the proximity to housing, and thus dog walkers, probably ensure that off road paths stay usable.

Good selection of mid-route stops, stays and bus stops at Tylers Green, Winchmore Hill and Coleshill (but a 25 min walk from Coleshill’s pub to bus stop @Whielden Lane). About 70% is off road, those roads are in High Wycombe, Tylers Green and Coleshill, likely all with pavements or pavements disguised as grassy verges

This route is intended to fix problems found on HigAme 1 by Ian: a perilous road crossing near Amersham and difficult-to-follow paths south of that. The remainder sticks to the intention of the original route.

From Amersham to Coleshill the route goes along The Chilterns Heritage Trail, which should mean that signs and maintenance get a little more attention than other local footpaths, and there is a footbridge over the troublesome A413. At Coleshill it joins The Chiltern Way to just outside Tylers Green, which should be very well tended to. From here on the proximity to housing, and thus dog walkers, probably ensure that off road paths stay usable.

Good selection of mid-route stops, stays and bus stops at Tylers Green, Winchmore Hill and Coleshill (but a 25 min walk from Coleshill’s pub to bus stop @Whielden Lane). About 70% is off road, those roads are in High Wycombe, Tylers Green and Coleshill, likely all with pavements or pavements disguised as grassy verges