Stoke Poges and Stoke Green

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"Savour striking views from a cherished garden, visit a famous churchyard and witness a poet’s monumental memorial."
Walk directions

From the car park, turn right and walk along the road. After a hundred yards (91m) or so, cross over and look for a waymarker and a kissing gate by an oak tree on the right. Go through the gate and follow the path as it runs parallel at first with the road, and (rather disconcertingly) across the entrances to various houses. Go through two more kissing gates before the path joins a residential drive, Duffeld Park. Bear right when you get to the road junction, then take the first footpath left, by the sign for Snitterfeld House.

Follow the wide tarmac drive, and opposite the entrance to Snitterfield House take a stile on the right. Go diagonally across a small field to a stile and bridge, and keep along the right-hand edge of the field. Look for a stile by an oak tree in the corner of the field, and go straight ahead across the next field, via another stile to the road. Turn left, passing hospital entrance gate No. 1. Immediately beyond it on the right is a barred metal gate (with private drive sign) and an electricity transformer. Beside the gate, to the right, is a public footpath sign and stile (possibly hidden by foliage). Wriggle through here and follow the track.

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  Terrain  - Semi-residential paths and drives, field tracks and paths, some road walking; 7 stiles
  Landscape  - Partly residential, interspersed with golf courses
  Dog friendliness  - Lead required on golf courses, in Memorial Gardens and churchyard and in residential areas
  Parking  - Opposite Memorial Gardens; if gates locked, park in front of them
  Toilets en route  - Memorial Gardens, closed evenings and weekends
About the walk
The walk starts at a beautiful Memorial Gardens – one of the few surviving gems of its kind, dating from the pre-war period. Still in use today, it makes for a perfect end to the walk, whether enjoying a picnic or simply resting your feet. The adjacent churchyard of St Giles is the very one which...
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Stoke Poges and Stoke Green

Recommended by
Our view
"Savour striking views from a cherished garden, visit a famous churchyard and witness a poet’s monumental memorial."
Dog friendly
Location
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Additional information
  Terrain - Semi-residential paths and drives, field tracks and paths, some road walking; 7 stiles
  Landscape - Partly residential, interspersed with golf courses
  Dog friendliness - Lead required on golf courses, in Memorial Gardens and churchyard and in residential areas
  Parking - Opposite Memorial Gardens; if gates locked, park in front of them
  Toilets en route - Memorial Gardens, closed evenings and weekends
About the walk
The walk starts at a beautiful Memorial Gardens – one of the few surviving gems of its kind, dating from the pre-war period. Still in use today, it makes for a perfect end to the walk, whether enjoying a picnic or simply resting your feet. The adjacent churchyard of St Giles is the very one which...
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