Nice route, but note there are a few potentially muddy bits and over 2 miles on pavements going through Chesham and Amersham.

From Tring High Street the route goes up between the houses and crosses the A41. Then across pleasant open land before climbing up into the woods above Tring. Pleasant walk through the woods before joining a lane for half a mile or so. Back into woodland for a few miles, dry in April but can really muddy in the winter. Route emerges onto a road that takes you into Cholesbury. There is a maze of paths when you approach Cholesbury common. Just head for the road on your right and you cant go wrong as you will emerge onto the common whichever path you choose. Across the common and down a lane before joining pleasant valley walk that takes you almost into Chesham. First part of this path can also be very muddy. Past horse paddocks, down a track that leads to a path parallel to the road to take you into Chesham. Route now involves a couple of miles pavement walking through Chesham down into Waterside area. Route passes under the Metropolitan line and climbs into Chesham Bois woods, passing a memorial to Thomas Harding a lollard burnt at the steak. Path emerges on a roundabout in Amersham so last half mile or so to Amersham Station is on pavement.

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