Best trails in Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire

Can be very muddy and slippery underfoot after heavy rain - walking boots or wellies definitely recommended. Car park is free and fully covered by CCTV cameras. The walk takes you along the perimeter of Woburn Safari Park, where you can see black bears, zebra, elephants and other animals. The safari park has recently attached debris netting along the fence - this does limit some aspects but you can still see the animals. There are some kissing gates to navigate, but no stiles so good for dogs.Show more

Note: mountain biking is not allowed.Show more

This path is completely paved and therefore makes for a great walk, including kids. Show more

There’s more to Caldecotte Lake than its acres of beautiful parkland and watersports facilities – come and discover the variety of water birds and other wildlife at Caldecotte Lake that call its serene waters home. If you’re a keen birdwatcher, you won’t want to miss the two bird hides at the southern end of the lake. The peaceful south shoreline is an excellent habitat for waterfowl, dragon and damselflies and the insects they feed on, making it a sanctuary for wildlife in Milton Keynes. If you want sailing lessons or you’re an experienced rower, you’ll find the boating clubs at Caldecotte cater to all abilities. Milton Keynes Canoe Club, Milton Keynes Rowing Club and Milton Keynes Sailing Club all share a clubhouse at the water sports centre on the south east shore. With over a mile of fishing bank, anglers will love Caldecotte Lake fishing. Stocked with roach, pike, bream and tench, the lake can be fished on a day ticket available from Milton Keynes Angling Association.Show more

This family friendly walk around the lake is great for all-skill levels. Show more

This is a fabulous walk that includes many things to see and explore. Show more