Lane End—Marlow
Lanemar one 
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This is a Slow Ways route connecting Lane End and Marlow.
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This is a Slow Ways route connecting Lane End and Marlow.
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Start and end points Lane End Grid Ref SU8084991734 Lat / Lon 51.61864° / -0.83360° Easting / Northing 480,849E / 191,734N What3Words ruled.resorting.copes
Marlow Grid Ref SU8507986250 Lat / Lon 51.56872° / -0.77385° Easting / Northing 485,079E / 186,250N What3Words exactly.pothole.marzipan
Lanemar One's land is
| Lane End | |
|---|---|
| Grid Ref | SU8084991734 |
| Lat / Lon | 51.61864° / -0.83360° |
| Easting / Northing | 480,849E / 191,734N |
| What3Words | ruled.resorting.copes |
| Marlow | |
|---|---|
| Grid Ref | SU8507986250 |
| Lat / Lon | 51.56872° / -0.77385° |
| Easting / Northing | 485,079E / 186,250N |
| What3Words | exactly.pothole.marzipan |
| Arable | 18.3% |
| Pasture | 37.2% |
| Urban | 22.1% |
| Woods | 22.4% |
Data: Corine Land Cover (CLC) 2018
Review
Sumaria
02 Jan 2022Walked on 02/Jan/2022, this was very muddy in parts.
I would walk it again. There are no stiles, but there are steep and slippery sections. There are some lovely views, and some pleasant woodland walks. It's not hard to follow, except in one place near Blueys Farm/Beacon Lane, where it's easy to take a wrong turn and end up in a private drive.
Alternatives for certain sections are:
1. Instead of taking the Chiltern Way up the hill out of Mundaydean valley, turn left and walk half a mile along the very quiet road and turn right up the grassy hill. Rejoin route at top of hill. Much better views on the climb, and better underfoot. There is a little more tarmac and it is slightly longer.
2. To reduce climbing and shorten the route, but with more mud, and more tarmac, do not climb out of the Mundaydean valley. Continue straight up the very quiet road in the MundayDean valley, which becomes a muddy footpath, rejoining route at the entrance to Shillingridge Wood.
The route is reasonably safe, with no need to cross or walk on busy roads. Marlow has bus services and a train station. Lane End has a bus service, but not on Sundays, when a 2 mile walk is needed to reach the A40 and a bus to High Wycombe.
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