The Chilterns

An area of outstanding natural beauty

The Chiltern Hills stretch from the River Thames in Oxfordshire to Hitchin in Hertfordshire and are nationally-protected as some of the finest countryside in the UK. They're a fantastic place to explore all year round.

Famous People

Famous People

The Chilterns has been home to kings, queens, famous artists, authors, actors and many others over the years. Find out what you can explore today connected with them. 

Funding for projects

Sustainable Development Fund

Grants of up to £5,000 are available for projects which benefit wildlife, habitats, landscapes and/or communities in the Chilterns AONB or which help to promote the special features of this area. Next deadline for applications: 14th May.

Walk of the Month

Walk of the Month

Walk through the historic countryside estates at West Wycombe, Bradenham and Hughenden, following in the footsteps of aristocrats and Prime Ministers. You will enjoy beautiful views of the Bradenham Valley and visit tranquil beechwoods on the Chilterns Country West Wycombe and Bradenham Walks.

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Popular Publications

Chilterns Cycleway Guidebook

*Now only £7.99*

Special Trees and Woods of the Chilterns

Fascinating stories in a fully-illustrated book - a great gift

Latest News

09 May 2012
Police are investigating two separate incidents of red kites being poisoned in the northern Chilterns. red kite

17 April 2012

30 March 2012

Latest Events

On the Buses at Burnham Beeches

Date: 20 May 2012

Veteran buses linking the Beeches to Slough, Beaconsfield, Windsor and beyond.


Bird Song Walk

Date: 20 May 2012

Family Craft Day at Penn Wood

Date: 20 May 2012

Wild Flowers of Moorend Common

Date: 20 May 2012

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