Publications

The Council publishes a variety of Leaflets and Booklets relating to Rights of Way, ranging from general information to specific promoted routes and walks around the network. The Council also works with other parties where possible to produce information and promotional materials to encourage greater use of the great public resource that the network provides. The leaflets and booklets published by the Council are available for download below, you can also request a paper copy of any of these leaflets by contacting the Public Rights of Way Team.

The leaflets available for download are:

 

Public Rights of Way Information Booklet - 2006 Edition Cover

Public Rights of Way Information Booklet - 2006 Edition

This booklet provides general information about public rights of way, including information about our rights and responsibilities, definitions and jargon, Council aims, and useful contacts including both Council contacts and local and national interest groups.

Download the Public Rights of Way Information Booklet

 

 

Knowl Hill Bridleway Circuit leaflet cover

 

Knowl Hill Bridleway Circuit

The Knowl Hill Bridleway Circuit is an undulating 33km (20 mile) signposted horse-riding route passing through the parishes of Hurley, White Waltham, Shottesbrooke and Waltham St. Lawrence. This leaflets contains information about the route, including information about refreshment areas and sites of particular interest. It also contains riding and route safety tips and parking information.

Download the Knowl Hill Bridleway Circuit Leaflet

 

 

Ascot and Sunninghill circular walks leaflet cover

Ascot and Sunninghill Circular Walks

This is the first of two circular walk leaflets, and sets out 4 circular walking routes in Ascot and Sunninghill. The routes range from simple walks of 1.5 and 2.5 miles, ideal for those who want shorter walks or exercise; to longer routes of more than 4 miles. They take you through a variety of landscapes in Ascot and Sunninghill including quiet residential roads, small deciduous woodlands, and coniferous plantations. They also pass sites that reflect the local history of the area such as churches, historic parkland, and Ascot racecourse.

The leaflet provides a detailed description of the route and sites of particular interest.

Download the Ascot and Sunninghill Circular Walks Leaflet

 

Green Way walks leaflet cover

The Green Way Walks

The Green Way forms a waterside corridor from Cookham, through the centre of Maidenhead, to Bray. It provides a great opportunity for visitors to explore the diverse local landscape of farmland, park, village and town.

This is the second of two walks leaflets, and sets out information on the route of the Green Way and its features of interest, enabling visitors to explore the network of paths for short strolls, circular walks or longer rambles.

Download the Green Way Walks Leaflet

 

 

Cookham Bridleway Circuit leaflet cover

The Cookham Bridleway Circuit

The Cookham Bridleway Circuit is an undulating 18km (11 mile) signposted horse-riding route, principally within the parish of Cookham. A small section lies within the Bisham pasrish. The circuit is made up of public bridleways, roads used as public paths (RUPPs), permitted bridleways across National Trust, Woodland Trust and private land, and country lanes. This leaflets contains information about the route, including information about refreshment areas and sites of particular interest. It also contains riding and route safety tips.

Download the Cookham Bridleway Circuit Leaflet

 

 

Cookham Easy Going Route Leaflet coverCookham Easy Going Route

This leaflet details the easy going route around Cookham Village and along parts of the Thames Path National Trail. This is a very pleasant route year-round, and one of the prettiest in the whole of the Thames Valley. The majority of the route is flat, and the surface is mainly either grass or tarmac.

Download the Cookham Easy Going Route Leaflet

 

 

 

Datchet Paths Leaflet Cover

Foot and Cycle Paths in and around Datchet

This leaflet details the footpaths and cycle tracks available for use in and around the parish of Datchet, as well as a brief history of Datchet. The leaflet contains a map of public rights of way within the parish, as well as information about the countryside code, parking and links to other routes.

Download the 'Foot and cycle paths in and around Datchet' Leaflet.

 

 

 

Holyport Health Walk Leaflet cover

Holyport Health Walk Leaflet

This leaflet details a guided walk around the picturesque village of Holyport within the parish of Bray. The route is 1.7 miles in total and is likely to take half an hour to complete at a brisk walking pace. The walk is flat with no stiles or gates, although there is a bridge between footpath 30, an bridleway 29, and a narrow gap at the Moneyrow Green end of footpath 30.

The British Heart Foundation recommends 30 minutes of brisk walking five times per week. Walking can reduce the risk of coronary heart disease, strokes, diabetes, osteoporosis, arthritis, bowel cancer and Alzeimer's disease, and can help with highblood pressure, anxiety and stress. Walking can also increase life expectancy, confidence and stamina, and can also help with weight loss. It is simple and free, and you don't need any specialist equipment other than suitable footwear.

Download the Holyport Health Walk Leaflet  

Waltham St Lawrence Parish Paths and Circular Walk Leaflet

This leaflet details all the Public Rights of Way in the Parish as well as including a guided walk around the village of Waltham St Lawrence, including notes on some of the buildings and landmarks that you will see on the walk.

Download the Waltham St Lawrence Parish Paths and Circular Walk Leaflet

 

 

White Waltham Parish and Paths Leaflet CoverWhite Waltham Parish and Paths Leaflet

This leaflet details all the Public Rights of Way in the Parish along with Parish information and history, and information about various landmarks around the Parish.

Download the White Waltham Parish and Paths Leaflet

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