Countryside

Bird watching for beginners/improvers.

Bird watching for beginners/improvers. Saturday 30th January 10.30 – 12.30, for more please click here.

New Access routes

Through the Countryside Stewardship Scheme (CSS) areas of countryside are being opened up for public access, for details cick here.

MK Boundary Walk

The Milton Keynes Boundary Walk is a 60 mile circular walk. For more information please
click here.

Local Access Forum - Have your say!

Local Access Forum more...

Registers for map orders, S31(6) & special orders

For information on how to view current orders, section 31(6) declarations and deposits and any special extinguishment or diversion orders please click here

With the launch of the Ouse Valley Way, we, in conjuction with other authorities and our supporters, are setting up a number of promoted walks. Two are planned for September. Please click on the following link for more on new walks

Click on the following link to view on-line maps of North Bucks.

Select "Public Paths" from the details section to see all Rights of Way in the Milton Keynes Council area.

If you have any difficulty please contact the MKC Rights of Way Section.

Countryside & Rights of Way Act 2000 - Dedication

New open access for the public at Kilwick woods and Ash Beds. Access to these woods can be gained from footpaths 5 & 3a in Weston Underwood. Please click on the following link to find out more about the Land Dedication at Kilwick Wood & Ash Beds

A wonderful urban oasis for people and wildlife

The nature reserve is home to a wide variety of plants and animals. It provides a wild space within the modern city for all to enjoy. However, only 10 years ago it was very different story as much of the site was featureless landfill. Read more about the Blue lagoon Local Nature reserve

The Ouse Valley Way Walk was launched on the 8th May 2004 at Emberton Country Park. Now the Project is complete you will be able to walk the length of the Ouse River near its source in Northamptonshire to its estuary in the Wash, Norfolk. Click on the following link to find out more about the Ouse Valley walk way.

A Walk Around Bow Brickhill Woods

A choice of three walks in peaceful woodlands. Parts of the area were wooded in 1086 and there have probably been trees here for the last 10,000 years. Find out more about Bow Brickhill Woods.

Cycle routes & information

With a choice of footpaths and bridleways why not link your journey to some of Milton Keynes red routes and cycle ways.

Click here for
Cycle routes and more information.