Latimer Walks
This historic Buckinghamshire village sits in a fine riverside location in the Chess Valley. The pretty settlement includes a series of 17th and 18th century cottages around a village green with an old pump. Also of note is Latimer House, a red brick Tudor style mansion, designed by Edward Blore, and completed in 1838.
This circular walk from the village takes you along the river to visit nearby Chenies.
You'll then pass through West Wood before crossing the river and returning to the village.
Chenies Manor House is one of the area highlights. The historic Tudor House is a Grade I listed building and is surrounded by award-winning gardens and several medieval features.
Part of the walk uses a section of the Chess Valley Walk. This long distance waymarked footpath is a great way of further exploring the area.
Latimer Ordnance Survey Map 
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Latimer Open Street Map 
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Latimer OS Map 
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Latimer Open Street Map 
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Walks near Latimer
- Sarratt - This picture postcard village sits in a delightful spot in the Chess Valley in Hertfordshire
- Chipperfield Common - The 117 acre common in Chipperfield has some waymarked woodland walking trails
- Chesham - The town of Chesham is in a great location for exploring the Chiltern Hills AONB and the lovely Chess Valley
- Chess Valley Walk - Follow the River Chess through the Chess Valley on this delightful trail through Buckinghamshire and Hertfordshire
- Chess Valley Circular Walk - This route uses a section of the Chess Valley Walk and other public footpaths to create a circular walk through the area
- Chorleywood - This village in the Three Rivers District of Hertfordshire has some nice walks to try
- Great Missenden - Enjoy a circular walk around the village of Great Missenden in the Chilterns
- Colne Valley Trail - Follow the Colne Valley Trail from Uxbridge to Rickmansworth and enjoy riverside and canalside walking or cycling.
The trails follows the Grand Union Canal and the River Colne while also passing a series of pretty Lakes including Lynsters, Stocker's and Batchworth Lake - Hodgemoor Woods - These woods near the town of Amersham have some good footpaths and mountain bike trails to try.
You can start off at the car park on Bottrells Lane at the northern edge of the site - Gerrards Cross - This Buckinghamshire based town is in a nice location for exploring the Chiltern Hill AONB
- Little Missenden - This delightul Buckinghamshire village has some nice country and river walking trails to try
- Shardeloes - This circular walk visits the lovely Shardeloes Park and Lake near Amersham in Buckinghamshire
- Flaunden - This Hertfordshire based village is located close to the border with Buckinghamshire on the edge of the Chiltern Hills.
- Croxley Green Boundary Walk - This circular walk in Rickmansworth explores the area around the village of Croxley Green.
Further Information and Other Local Ideas
Flaunden lies just to the north. The pretty little village has a noteworthy 17th century pub with an historic tap room.
Photos
Green at Latimer
Latimer House and farm
River Chess at Latimer
Chess Valley walk
Chess Valley and Latimer Park
The weir at Great Water, Latimer
Latimer village view from Walk Wood. There are fine views from this elevated wood located south of the village.
St Mary Magdalene church, which was built by Lord Chesham, in the grounds of Latimer House.