We are the Milton Keynes and District Ramblers. We open the way for everyone in our local community to enjoy the pleasures of walking.
Boyd F.
11 miles circular walk through beautiful Northamptonshire countryside, often using the Knightley Way, passing through undulating farmland, historic villages and woodland. Fawsley, Preston Capes, Snorscomb, Everdon, Newnham, Badby.
Badby Wood is renowned for its spectacular, dense carpets of native bluebells that bloom in late April and early May, transforming the 117 acres ancient woodland into a vibrant violet-blue landscape. The flowers grow under a canopy of oaks, creating a scenic, aromatic sea of blue that draws numerous visitors for spring walks. We will take advantage of cream teas or tea and cake served in Badby village hall, immediately followed by peak time viewing of the bluebells in the wood, a magical and peaceful experience.
Meet at 09:00am in large car park at Ostlers Lane, Stony Stratford, Milton Keynes, MK11 1PW for shared lifts to starting point. There is a 45 minutes car journey from Milton Keynes to starting point.
Walk will start at 10:00am at remote point on Fawsley Road near to St Mary's Church.
Meet in large car park at Ostlers Lane, Stony Stratford, Milton Keynes, MK11 1PW for shared lifts to starting point. There is a 45 minutes car journey from Milton Keynes to starting point.
Remote point along Fawsley Road. From where you park, you’ll have a good view of St Mary’s Church which stands a little further along Fawsley Road.
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