Church at SP703063, on outskirts of Thame is where Robin Gibb is buried (on R side of church)...

Trevor Jones

Apart from gpx issues and path overgrowth, I would recommend the route...

Trevor Jones

I walked this from Princess Risborough to High Wycombe on a warmish autumn morning, which was a little foggy (As the photos show). From Princess Risborough you quickly end up on lovely paths at field edges, with red kites circling above. Bradenham Wood was gorgeous again, although I did get a little bit lost as the paths were hard to see due to all the leaves!...

Derick Rethans

Navigation easy and most paths clear to follow but autumn leaves can make less obvious....

Trevor Jones

The climb up at Whiteleaf Hill was quite steep but thereafter a nice walk through lovely Chiltern woods. Great Hampden was very picturesque. The final trudge into Prestwood was along a road but it wasn't far and was unavoidable....

yorrrick

As the previous reviews have noted, the majority of this route is on the disused railway line now known as The Phoenix Trail, and it is consequently pretty straight and level for most of the way. We walked the route starting at Princes Risborough, and took a slight diversion off the route for lunch at the Three Horseshoes in Towersey, which I would recommend. Overall it was a very easy and enjoyable walk....

swebbews

I walked this from Princess Risborough to Lane End on a moderately warm slightly sunny day, after not much precipitation in the last few weeks. It starts in the small town of Princess Risborough, and after a while walking through the down you'll end up walking through some rather overgrown part....

Derick Rethans

This walk has longer flatter segments, mixed in with shorter hilly sections (which make for spectacular views of the Chilterns). If you check on the map, you'll see that significant sections are on-road, but the majority of those are quiet, and the ones that are slightly busier (in the urban areas) almost always have pavements - the notable exception being that just south of the A40. Don't try it with wheels, though - stiles, kissing gates and some very narrow sections including the part that coincides with the Chiltern Way make that impractical....

Martin McGovern

The walk through Prestwood was a little disappointing, as it's just on the side of a road....

Derick Rethans

Out of Wendover this is a minute re-routing necessary due to HS2 (instead of crossing the railway on a bridge), to right out of the station and then right again....

Derick Rethans

This makes the bulk of the route suitable for wheels, but the section from the centre of Princes Risborough to the NCR isn't - there's quite a variety of terrain, including flint chips beside the church, a bridleway through a field, and two flights of steps bounded by stiles....

Martin McGovern

We walked this route from Wendover to Princes Risborough on a beautiful clear, sunny, February afternoon. The route is easy to follow, and as others have noted there are plenty of climbs and muddy sections, but the views from the edge of the Chiltern escarpment make it well worthwhile....

swebbews

Good farm shop/cafe just at half way. Good views of the Chequers estate, which the route crosses....

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This slow way uses the SBH/34/1 route shown in the map on page 2 of the above PDF, which is closed...

cbailiss

Lovely route...

Judith Grieves

I first walked this route in April 2021, describing it as “A very enjoyable walk through the Chilterns.” I walked it again today (29 August 2022) and have upgraded my rating from 4 to 5 stars, as it really is a very good walk....

swebbews

Absolutely beautiful walk, a lot of which follows the Ridgeway National Walking Route, passing over Coombe Hill - Stunning views! Wonderful mix of woodland and open country walking. A few big climbs, but worth the views!...

Voggyrogers

The do-leg at Bradenham could be shortened by walking across the green in front of the church, unless you want to go to the Red Lion pub by the main road....

Ianschagen

A great route through beautiful scenery and passing by Bradenham Manor and Hughenden Manor (both of which were home to Benjamin Disraeli). The section from Princes Risborough to Bradenham Woods car park goes through rolling hills with sweeping views but does contain some stiles that might present an obstacle to the less mobile (there is a list of obstacles at the end of this review). While walking this section we also walked through a field that had cows in it (although we didn't bother them, and they didn't bother us)....

QuercusXHispanica

A lot of the route is very easy to walk and cycle on as it is tarmac, gravel or reasonable wide paths....

agaule