Pete's Walks- Redland End and Coombe Hill (page 2 of 5)

If you are considering walking this route yourself, please see my disclaimer. You may also like to see these notes about the maps and GPX files.

Google map of the walk

 I went a few yards right to the end of this old lane, where a total of six paths or bridleways meet. I took the first path on the left - for the first few yards it was actually a bridleway (part of theSouth Bucks Way), but then I turned right on to a public footpath (this wasn't very clear at first, but it initially runs just inside Chisley wood with a field close by on the right). At some point the wood became Goodmerhill Wood, and eventually the path dropped downhill to a five-way junction of paths. Here I went straight on (the other options were left, half-left and right), gently uphill at first, through Fugsdon Wood until after about a quarter of a mile (it seemed a bit further) I reached a lane.

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Near the start of the footpath through Chisley Wood

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The footpath through Chisley Wood

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The footpath through Chisley Wood

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The path through Fugsdon Wood, just after the five-way junction

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The path through Fugsdon Wood

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The path through Fugsdon Wood

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The path through Fugsdon Wood, just before the lane

I walked less than a hundred yards left along the lane, then took a footpath on the other side. This went slightly uphill through a wood called High Scrubs, staying close to a garden boundary on my left. I soon came to a path T-junction, where I turned left. This path soon turned right, and continued through the wood to a path crossroads. Here I went straight on, now on a bridleway between fences though initially still in woodland (I could have shortened the walk by turning left to reach Coombe Hill). Beyond the woods the bridleway dropped downhill with green fields either side and a nice view ahead towards Wendover Woods. After passing a small wood on the left, the bridleway turned left (where a footpath went right) and ran between paddocks and then garden fences to reach the lane through Bacombe (Bacombe Lane).

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The path in High Scrubs after I turned right from the lane

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The path in High Scrubs, just after I turned left at a path T-junction

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The path in High Scrubs

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The bridleway continuing through Upper Bacombe

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The bridleway continuing through Upper Bacombe

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The bridleway descending towards Bacombe

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The bridleway descending towards Bacombe

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The bridleway descending towards Bacombe

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The bridleway descending towards Bacombe

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The bridleway approaching Bacombe, after it has turned left