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Now with 460 FREE detailed guides!
Beautiful free classic walks with fresh creative imagination. In fine detail, fully mapped, plus GPS, spiced with history. 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. Distances vary from a soothing 1 mile=1½ km to a bone-shattering 41 miles=65 km.
If you like careful, precise directions all along the way, these walks are designed specially for you!
Our routes are found by sheer hard legwork, tracking, 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 smartphone.
Click here for a Birds Eye View of all Walks in the South East
A peaceful country walk: the only scenery that doesn't change in these strange times!
Help The Ramblers find lost paths!
Blocked paths? Ploughed-up fields? Broken stiles? Please contact the Local Authority.
Any feedback or corrections? Go easy on the editor! Please read Guidelines.
This website works miracles but it cannot control the weather!
Always use the latest version - don't print in advance. This is a living website!
A happy rambling new year to all in 2019! Winter is best sometimes!
FFW reaches a milestone: 400 free walks!
Congratulations to Peter F.: 250 of these walks done!
Go to Ashdown Forest, Sussex's great unknown wonderland. 6 unforgettable walks.
Surrey bluebells, Newdigate-Capel, walked, written & published on Sunday. (Let us know if you do it B/Hol Monday!)
Problems printing from MS Edge? see:this article.
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