Chickabiddy Hill

The walk up Chickabiddy Hill won't take long, but it's a decent little climb if you're staying in the Chertsey area. You're looking at a proper woodland walk through Bracknell Forest - the sort of place where you actually feel like you've left the suburban sprawl behind, even though you're only a few miles from Surrey's commuter belt.

It's a straightforward local walking spot, best for families with kids who can manage a moderate ascent or anyone after a quick leg-stretch between caravan pitches. The height gain isn't dramatic, but the woodland feels genuine. You won't get dramatic views that'll leave you breathless - this is about the walk itself rather than the panorama at the top. Allow a couple of hours if you're not rushing, less if you're just dashing up and back down.

Perfect for breaking up a stay at one of the local parks - Chertsey Caravan Park sits just 3.6 miles away, making it a convenient half-day venture. If the weather turns heavy, the tree cover helps, though muddy patches are inevitable after rain. Go in autumn when the woodland actually looks like something, or spring when there's a bit of life about.

Worthwhile for walkers looking to avoid the main tourist trails, but don't expect a destination moment. It's functional, pleasant, and exactly what it says on the tin - a hill walk in an ordinary corner of the Home Counties that works well as part of a bigger week exploring the area.