Ascot to Windsor
A station-to-station walkBerkshireSouth East England
Good view of The Long Walk with Windsor Castle in the distance. A route mainly following the Three Castles Path through Windsor Great Park, with a short urban walk at Ascot, footpaths and bridleways that can be muddy with exposed roots, wide and smooth tarmac roads through the park itself. The park is quite hilly. Follows the Three Castles Path. The path near the George III statue is often closed during winter, with an easy road detour available. Public toilets and coffee places in Ascot.
The Windsor Great Park: A vast royal deer park south of Windsor Castle, crossed by the Long Walk.
Lunch: Few benches and no facilities within Windsor Great Park; amenities at Ascot.
Warnings: Getting from the Crown Estate into Windsor Great Park involves a busy road crossing with no lights or pedestrian crossing. A footpath near the George III statue is sometimes closed in winter due to poor ground conditions, requiring a detour; park roads are shared with cars, buses, horses and cyclists.
Credits
Walk details: Slow Ways.

