Walk 24 in the Time Out Country Walks volume 1 takes you from Cookham to Maidenhead. On the way it passes through Cookham Dean. This virtual tour panorama shows Cookham Dean Green, where there is an old stone cross, village hall and village pub. It was taken whilst walking with friends in April 2012.

Cookham Dean - Cookham visitor guide showing a virtual tour of 'Cookham Dean' linked to an interactive map with local and travel information. 360° panoramas from Berkshire.

Cookham Dean is the most rural of the three villages just north of Maidenhead in Berkshire that are collectively referred to as Cookham. This village lies on a rise heading west from Cookham Rise and Cookham and lies just south of Quarry Wood and Winter Hill. The village is built up around The Green, next to which is the Village Hall, a stone cross and The Sanctum on The Green Hotel. Within the village are Uncle Tom's Cabin, The Jolly Farmer pubs and a gastro pub called The Chequers Brasserie which is recommended for good food and wine.

Near to Cookham Deean is Cock Marsh which runs along the River Thames at the base of Winter Hill. This contains several ancient prehistoric burial mounds and is currently managed by the National Trust, which protect the area from development. Also nearby is is The Mount, the former home of Kenneth Grahame who wrote The Wind in the Willows. The house is now a school.

Train: Cookham Station (with a change at Maidenhead for services from London Paddington) and then walk 1.5 miles down Dean Lane.
Road: Cookham Dean is about 2 miles from Cookham. Cookham is 35 miles west of London on the M4, A4 and A4094. It is about 35 miles southeast of Oxford on the M40 and A4094 and 4 miles north of Maidenhead.