A Stunning, Accessible Path Across Chalk Hills

Welcome to Dunstable Downs & Five Knolls, a breathtaking stretch of rolling chalk hills offering panoramic views, rich wildlife, and a smooth, accessible experience. Whether you’re exploring the historic Five Knolls burial mounds or simply enjoying the fresh air, this trail is perfect for wheelchair users, families, and nature lovers.

Why Visit Dunstable Downs & Five Knolls?

✔ Accessible for All – Enjoy a well-maintained, level pathway suitable for wheelchairs, mobility scooters, and pushchairs. Learn more about accessibility.
✔ Spectacular Scenery – Sweeping views over the Chiltern Hills and Vale of Aylesbury.
✔ Wildlife Haven – Spot red kites, butterflies, and rare chalk grassland flora.
✔ Historical Landmarks – Visit the ancient Five Knolls, a cluster of burial mounds dating back over 4,000 years. Find key locations.

Trail Features & Accessibility

Smooth Terrain – Firm, level surfaces with minimal inclines, ensuring a comfortable journey. Check path conditions.

Rest Points – Accessible seating areas and scenic viewpoints throughout the trail.

Cafés & Facilities – Nearby eateries with accessible entrances and amenities, including the Chilterns Gateway Centre Café. See visitor facilities.

Interactive Maps – Navigate easily with detailed accessibility markers.

Things to Do Along the Trail

Nature Paths – Experience changing seasons with wildflowers, open grasslands, and stunning skies.

Explore Five Knolls – Learn about the ancient burial mounds and their historical significance. Read more.

Picnic Areas – Relax and enjoy a meal surrounded by breathtaking landscapes.

Cycling-Friendly – Ideal for adaptive bikes and smooth riding experiences.

Plan Your Visit

Whether you’re looking for a peaceful escape or a scenic, wheelchair-friendly adventure, Dunstable Downs & Five Knolls offers a perfect blend of nature and accessibility.

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