Ouse Valley Park — Attraction in Wolverton and Greenleys

I've lived in Bletchley( part of MK ) for nearly 60 years and didn't realise we had so much lovely countryside within our boundaries to be able to walk through, yes within our boundaries and not on the outskirts as we knew its a city that was built in the countryside and was surrounded by countryside, the ouse vally Park actually runs through some lovely parts _ villages from 1 end of mk to the other. You can also take various walks off of many of the footpaths and right into the fields with the sheep and cows. The only reason for 4 is more signage would help to know where you are heading, and some areas were still flooded after the heavy rains from a few weeks previous, so we could not walk everywhere we wanted, yes I no you can't factor for the weather but its just a warning if you want to walk this , you may not be able to after heavy rain. Overall, though, great walks, plenty of seating, some local historical plaques informing of what was and is...

What an amazing and tranquility park this is lots of beautiful fields to walk with lots of cows and sheep grazing the River Great Ouse is a highlight to walk along the canal is brilliant and a nice walk from here to Wolverton the nature reserve is brilliant with bird watching and lake reflections on a sunny day also a couple of ponies in the field and a nice walk under the big railway bridge where the river is below and takes you to Haversham I walked around here a few times during the lockdown and I visited today and had an amazing walk around Ouse Valley and the Floodplains also seen loads of cows and ponies there was also sheep with there lambs too I would recommend this is one of the best walks in Milton Keynes Ouzel Valley is nice too but I would say this...

Great walk along the Grand Union canal, go over the Viaduct over the River Ouse for fantastic views. Walked from Old Wolverton heading towards Cosgrove, only around 11/2 miles and you end up at the Barley Mow public house. What a great pub for a lunch stop, good beers and a very nice lunch time menu. Lookout for the old horse tunnel, this takes you underneath the canal, the pub is just in front of you on the right. We had a Ploughman's platter to share, tasty cheese, home cooked ham, gala pie, pickled onion, freshly baked Baguette and salad really tasty. They also do a full menu if you want something more, great pub with inside and outside seating,...