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Icknield Way and Beacon Hill
Aston Rowant, Radnage and the Icknield Way, Oxfordshire - Members-only    
16.1km / 10.0mi  -  5 hours    Moderate
This walk links several of the Chiltern's beech woods - displays of vibrant green with new leaves in spring, red and yellow in autumn. The area is a stronghold of the Red Kite and you can expect to see several of these charismatic birds in flight.
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Viewing hot men on the beach
Lewes to Spain, East Sussex - Members-only    
13.0km / 8.1mi  -  3 hours 55 minutes    Moderate
A linear walk from Lewes to Saltdean, with its Spanish influence. It explores a secluded part of the South Downs with views of coastal towns and the sea.
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View towards Ivinghoe Beacon from Pitstone Hill
Ashridge Circular, Herts - Members-only    
12.8km / 7.9mi  -  3 hours    Moderate
A circular walk, using part of the ancient Ridgeway path, through woodland and across open hills with splendid views. There is one very steep incline that can be avoided. It can be started from any of the 4 car parks on route or from Tring Station.
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Chale: St. Catherine’s Oratory and coastal view
Isle of Wight - Whitwell to Shorwell - Members-only    
19.5km / 12.1mi  -  6 hours 01 minutes    Moderate
A linear, partly coastal route from Whitwell to Shorwell with some short, steep climbs. The route takes in St Catherine's Down and Oratory and the Hoy Monument, a number of churches and passes through many fields and via copses and farmland.
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Crepuscular rays in Swinley Forest/Crowthorne Wood
The Wokingham Way 5 - Coppid Beech to Ambarrow Court - Members-only    
12.5km / 7.8mi  -  3 hours 52 minutes    Moderate
This stage of the Wokingham Way takes you through parts of ancient Bracknell Forest which was once part of the royal forest of Windsor. It follows the Bracknell Ramblers’ Route for much of the way.
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