Beautiful classic walks with fresh creative imagination. Many of these walks find completely new routes, making them different from the walks that you find in a book or on one of the more official websites. Some of them make use of legal permissive paths, commonland, free access areas and local village paths to reveal wonderful new routes and land­scapes. Because these paths often change, this website is continually kept up-to-date, chiefly thanks to your feedback.

This website is a guide for people who love to walk, to observe and enjoy our incredible countryside (and town­scapes too) at a leisurely speed, and who like to read a little of the story behind the places they visit. Distances vary from a soothing 1.5km (1 mile) to a bone-shattering 27km (18 miles).

The routes are described in fine detail using both text and maps. If you like careful and precise directions all along the way, these walks are designed specially for you!

Our routes are found by sheer hard legwork, tracking and back-tracking and picking the best path out of many, not by sitting at home with a map!

Each walk is completely free. Just print it, download it or access it from your iPhone etc.

Click here for a Birds Eye View of all Walks in the South East
via Google Maps.


Wet weather alert!   Before doing a walk, please read this advice page.
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Latest News:
New walks in Hampshire: East Meon 8 miles; Selborne & Newton Valence 3 miles
New walk in the Chilterns with bluebells!: Ashridge, Dockey Wood, Aldbury, Ridgeway
Walks revised: Woolbeding Common and the Temple of the Winds ; Titty Hill and the Rother Valley (W.Sussex); Markbeech (Kent); Kingsley and the Hangers (Hants)
New walks in West Sussex: Singleton and the South Downs; Heyshott, South Downs, East Dean
New walk in East Sussex: Lewes and the South Downs
New walk in West Sussex: Graffham and Lavington Common
New walks in London: Portobello Road, Notting Hill, Holland Park; Regents Park, Camden Market
New walk in Berkshire and Surrey: Bagshot Heath & Swinley Forest
New dry 7-mile walk in Hampshire & Surrey: Alice Holt Forest
New walks in W.Sussex: St Leonards Forest: shorter walks