Twyford to Wokingham
A station-to-station walkBerkshireSouth East England
A pleasant route that more or less follows the River Loddon and with a half-mile of street walking out of Twyford and an unappealing pavement stretch into Wokingham along suburban streets and the busy Reading Road. The footpath through the Loddon Nature Reserve and along the river is rough in places and can be very muddy. Skirts Dinton Pastures Country Park. Passes through the Loddon Nature Reserve and skirts Dinton Pastures Country Park; starting from Winnersh shortens the dull initial stretch.
Loddon Nature Reserve: a former gravel-pit reserve between the River Loddon and a lake at Twyford, rich in wildlife with boardwalk paths.
Lunch: There is also a café beside the main lake at Dinton Pastures Country Park, a short detour off the route.
Warnings: Follows a busy road for a sixth of the walk. A fallen tree may block the path close to Twyford. The Wokingham end runs next to the busy Reading Road. Can be muddy.
Credits
Walk details: Slow Ways.