Culture, arts & entertainment: things to do in Maidenhead

THURSDAY 29TH OCTOBER 2026
A THING TO DO THIS THURSDAY

in MAIDENHEAD
Estimated cost Free Estimated duration 2-4 hours Distance away About 3 miles away
It's the ideal time to witness the spectacular colour changes of the beeches and oaks at Burnham Beeches. Wander through the miles of pathways of Buckinghamshire woodland, and witness stunning displays of yellow, red and brown. Don't forget your camera!
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MAIDENHEAD
WINDSOR AND MAIDENHEAD
51.52°N, 0.72°W


Sunrise: 05:51
Sunset: 15:41
Moon Phase: waning gibbous
Weather: light rain, 14°C max, 9°C min


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