FOR many people, their daily walks have been their solace during lockdown.
It’s given people a chance to explore their surroundings and discover beautiful areas that they never knew existed.
Restaurants and surrounding shops may be closed- but some local café and coffee shops have decided to remain open for takeaway services only.
We have tracked down three Reading walking routes with a nearby coffee shop that’s open for business.
This means you can spice up your regular walking route by enjoying a hot drink on the journey.
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However, it’s important to note that these walking routes are only suitable for people who live locally and who can embark on them in accordance with lockdown rules.
Caversham Court Gardens
This walking route in Reading boasts beautiful scenery without you having to get muddy. With the weather brightening up, it's the perfect place to see flowers in bloom.
The tea kiosk is currently closed due to Covid-19 but in the centre of Caversham there are a selection of coffee shops, just a short walk away.
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Pincents Hill Folly
If you're looking to escape the hustle and bustle of town life then why not visit the Folly this weekend?
This walk will take you out of the town and into the countryside where it's located in the outskirts of Reading/West Berks area. You can walk up to the woods and cut through to Sulham or walk down to the track and walk or cycle to Pangbourne or Tidmarsh.
It has lovely views and the walk will take you a couple of hours. Stop by the Costa Coffee on the way there!
Dinton Pastures
This walking route in Woodley is dog friendly and family-friendly with paths suitable for prams!
Enjoy the tranquillity of the lake and peaceful woods with a takeaway coffee at the cafe.
They have fantastic options and the coffee tastes good. Dinton Pastures also has plenty of parking but allow yourself time this Bank Holiday Weekend.
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