# Wendover, Aston Clinton, Ivinghoe & Aldbury Hiking Adventure The Description: For a Hiking activity that passes through Starting your adventure near Wendover, you'll find yourself at a charming spot, ready to kick off a day of exploration. This initial stretch is great for warming up, the terrain mostly gentle, allowing you to settle into a comfortable pace. Remember to maintain a good posture, engaging your core to conserve energy. The air here is fresh, offering a pleasant start to your hike. As you head towards Aston Clinton, you'll begin to experience some changes in elevation. Expect some gentle inclines, providing a good opportunity to test your fitness. Focus on short strides when climbing, to maintain momentum. The views start to open up, giving you a sense of the landscape you're about to traverse. The path then leads you near Ivinghoe. This section might introduce some rocky trails, so watch your footing and use your trekking poles for added stability. As you ascend, think of the rewards – breathtaking views await. Finally, you will reach Aldbury, where the final stretch unfolds. This area will allow you to enjoy the descent, be mindful of your pace and enjoy the surroundings. Take some time to appreciate the sense of accomplishment. This journey involves an altitude difference of approximately 125 m. You'll cover a distance of around 26 kilometers, with a duration of around 407 minutes, including time spent resting. The average ascent is about 0.2 m, and the pace is about 16 minutes per kilometer. Your average speed will be around 4 Km/h, and the maximum speed 84 Km/h. There's an ascent of roughly 355 meters and a descent of 344 meters. The maximum altitude reached is approximately 252 meters, with a minimum of about 126 meters. Near Aldbury, consider visiting the Ashridge Estate, a fantastic spot for panoramic views and additional trails. A few practical hiking tips: 1. Always pack essential gear: water, snacks, navigation tools, and a first-aid kit. 2. Protect yourself from the elements: wear layers, sunscreen, and a hat. 3. Leave no trace: carry out everything you carry in, and stick to marked trails. 4. Inform someone of your route and expected return time for safety.