Sir Felix's gentle trail at Grey's Court
Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire & Berkshire
Discover a peaceful, gentle, waymarked route through the heart of the Greys Court estate, beginning and ending within the grounds of the house. Sir Felix Brunner held a particular affection for these woodlands, and in his later years Lady Brunner encouraged him to create a short circuit from which he could enjoy the changing views across the estate. The result, known as Sir Felix’s Gentle Walk — or Gentle Path, as inscribed on the first gate — offers a tranquil, self‑guided wander through parkland and woodland. Along the way, beautifully crafted gates bear dedications to members of the Brunner family and to the “good companions” who walked these paths at Sir Felix’s side: his much‑loved Labradors.
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Felix’s Gentle Path begins at the front of the Mansion House (there is a map and guide post just to the side of the house to help you get your bearings). From here, make your way round the top of the lawn and before entering the arch into the Tower garden, turn up the grass bank and head towards the old tennis court. Follow the path round the tennis court along the top of the Ha Ha and then skirt the wall towards to the wooden foot bridge.Trail information
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A route that starts at visitor reception and loops back around to the mansion house. Stile free and gentle undulating across fields and through woodland, this walk is a gentle walk that will take approximately 30-40 minutes.

