CSSC High Wycombe and the Rye

Walks, England, Buckinghamshire, Wycombe
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CSSC High Wycombe and the Rye

High Wycombe town centre

by lynne59

  • 55 minutes / 3.7km
  • 8

A lunchtime walk around High Wycombe Buckinghamshire with lots of lovely lunch stops for refreshments and nature gazing.

  • Wildlife
  • Water feature
  • Public toilets
  • Refreshments
  • Picnic spot
  • Dog friendly

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  1. CSSC HO An opportunity to use your lunch break to explore the Rye, learn about some history in High Wycombe and spot the local wildlife

    Step 1: CSSC HO An opportunity to use your lunch break to explore the Rye, learn about some history in High Wycombe and spot the local wildlife

  2. Start from the CSSC head office. If you’re a member, buzz and say hello.

    Step 2: Start from the CSSC head office. If you’re a member, buzz and say hello.

  3. The viaduct dates from 1862 when the Wycombe Railway opened an extension from High Wycombe to Thame

    Step 3: The viaduct dates from 1862 when the Wycombe Railway opened an extension from High Wycombe to Thame

  4. The sculpture is a play on the movement and rhythm of shoppers and passers-by who frequent Frogmoor. Commissioned by the Crown Estates

    Step 4: The sculpture is a play on the movement and rhythm of shoppers and passers-by who frequent Frogmoor. Commissioned by the Crown Estates

  5. All Saints Church has been here for 900 years. Stunning stained glass, fascinating history and local people to talk to you about the church.

    Step 5: All Saints Church has been here for 900 years. Stunning stained glass, fascinating history and local people to talk to you about the church.

  6. "The Little Market House (Formerly listed as Market House under High Street) Dating from circa 1604, remodelled by Robert Adam, 1761.

    Step 6: "The Little Market House (Formerly listed as Market House under High Street) Dating from circa 1604, remodelled by Robert Adam, 1761.

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