What is the Round Aylesbury Walk?
It's a 12 mile circular walk which can also be split into 2 or 3
mile segments for those only wanting a gentle stroll. It's a joint
venture between the local Ramblers' Association and Aylesbury Vale
District Council and is signposted clearly along the route. Most of
the route to the North of Aylesbury is on firm footpaths and
grassed areas, but there are parts of the Southern Section that
cross cultivated fields and meadow land, so be prepared for some
mud at times!
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Bonus Cache Tokens
A bonus cache token has been placed in this cache (shown below).
Using the number on this laminated token along with others
collected from other caches you will be able to find the
bonus cache. If you have already found this cache or the token
is missing please email the cache owner.
About the Cache
This part of the Round Aylesbury Walk runs around the north of the
Quarrendon estate, following the River Thame. To the north of the
river is the new Weedon Hill housing development, one of many new
areas in Aylesbury set aside for expansion. At the time of setting
the cache, the area was being levelled and a new road built to
service the development.
Doing the whole walk?
If you're heading west, the next cache along the walk is just a bit
further along the path:
'Field of Gold'
If you're heading east towards Watermead then the next cache is the
Bonus Cache, but if you haven't collected all the tokens, why
not try out one of Da Rubber Chicken's
Watermead Wander series.
Transport:
Off-street parking can be found at the coordinates below.
For buses, you could catch the number 66 which travels along
Buckingham Road to Watermead.
The cache originally contained:
Log book
Pencil and sharpener
Caches in this series:
To find other caches in the series, take a look at the interactive
Google Map or view the
Round Aylesbury Walk Bookmark List