The Long Walk at Windsor Great Park is generally considered an "easy" walk because much of its 2.6-mile (4.2 km) length is relatively flat and paved. However, it is not entirely level. The path begins at Windsor Castle and stretches toward the Copper Horse statue at the top of Snow Hill. While the first two miles are mostly flat, the final segment approaching Snow Hill features a noticeable incline. The gradient starts at approximately 1:20 and increases to 1:10 (a 10% slope) for the final 21 meters as you reach the statue. The highest point is roughly 272 feet (83 m), while the lowest near the castle is 65 feet (20 m). While it is a "stile-free" and accessible path, the cumulative effect of the long distance combined with the final uphill climb can be tiring for those with limited mobility. For a casual walker, the journey typically takes about 1.5 to 2 hours round-trip.