Skirmett Walks
This pretty Buckinghamshire hamlet is located just south of Fingest and Turville in the Hambleden Valley area of the Chiltern Hills.
This circular walk from the hamlet visits the neighbouring villages and the Cobstone or Chitty Chitty Bang Bang Windmill. The windmill was used in the filming of the 1967 film "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang". It's something of a local highlight with some fine views of the countryside to enjoy on the way too.
Postcode
RG9 6TG - Please note: Postcode may be approximate for some rural locationsSkirmett Ordnance Survey Map 
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Walks near Skirmett
- Hambleden - This pretty Buckinghamshire village is nicely positioned for exploring the Chiltern Hills on foot
- Fingest - This pretty little Buckinghamshire village is located in the Chilterns near Henley on Thames
- Greys Court - This walk explores the area around the National Trust's Greys Court in Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire.
- Henley via Stonor Circular Walk - A circular walk from Henley visiting Stonor, Middle Assendon and the National Trust's Greys Court
- Henley-on-Thames - The popular market town of Henley-on-Thames has a number of excellent waymarked trails to try
- Thames Path - Starting at the Source of the Thames at Thames Head in Gloucestershire, follow the iconic river through beautiful countryside and historic towns to the city of London.
- Turville - This circular walk explores the countryside surrounding the Chilterns village of Turville
- Ibstone - This Buckinghamshire based village is located in a pleasant rural spot in the Chiltern Hills, on the border with Oxfordshire
- Frieth - This Buckinghamshire based village has some nice walks into the surrounding countryside of the Chiltern Hills.
- Chitty Chitty Bang Bang Windmill - This short circular walk visits Cobstone Windmill in Turville, Buckinghamshire
Pubs/Cafes
The Frog is the village's only pub. The 18th century former coaching inn has a cosy interior with a large roaring fire (throughout the winter months), which is surrounded by leather and oak seating. Oak beams, bar and floorboards combined with colourful textiles make the pub a relaxing place for your post walk refreshment. They also have a garden area, car parking and a great food menu.
Photos
Old Shop, Skirmett
Skirmett and The Hambleden Valley
Contour Path
Woodland and farmland, Turville
Cobstone Windmill
