Downloadable walks in London

Walk through some on London's most beautiful landscapes on a series of downloadable walks with step-by-step instructions. Meander in Morden Hall Park through lime tree lined avenues, head to Ham House via Richmond or wander through historical meadows at Runnymede.

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View across the garden at Ham House showing the tulips and muscari coming in to flower in spring
Ham House and Garden   Surrey

Ham House from Richmond walk

Featuring iconic views, the circular route leads you from the urban bustle of Richmond town centre along the rural riverside walk of the Thames Path.

Savour the views at Richmond Hill
The avenue of lime and chestnut trees in Morden Hall Park, London
Morden Hall Park   London

Morden Hall Park walk

Take an easy stroll through this historic parkland, created by the Hatfeild family in the 19th century, and experience inspiring surroundings. Great for all the family and pushchair friendly too.

Explore the parkland
A family walk at Osterley Park and House
Osterley Park and House   Middlesex

Osterley perimeter trail

Whether you walk, run or cycle this trail, it's a brilliant way to explore the park. With a wide, level all-weather surface, it's great for wheelchairs and pushchairs too.

A family on Runnymede's spring trail
Runnymede and Ankerwycke   Surrey

Egham to Runnymede countryside circular walk

Wander through ancient woodlands, secretive wetlands and wildflower meadows that are home to the birthplace of the Magna Carta.

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Fenton House and Garden, London. Fenton House was built in 1686 and is filled with world-class decorative and fine art collections. The gardens include an orchard, kitchen garden, rose garden and formal terraces and lawns.
Fenton House and Garden   London

The Hampstead circular - Fenton House to 2 Willow Road

Capture the feeling of a countryside walk, just a few miles away from the hustle and bustle of the city.

Saunter through the streets and scenery of Hampstead
The Heathland at Simons Wood, Finchampstead Ridges, Surrey
Runnymede and Ankerwycke   Surrey

Simon's Wood centenary walk at Finchampstead Ridges

Explore Simon's Wood wet woodland and lowland heath habitats, providing an increasingly rare habitat for many birds and invertebrates. An easy level walk great for little legs.

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Shorter spring strolls in London

Tulips and daffodils in bloom along the South Terrace at Ham House and Garden.
The gate leading into the walled garden at Osterley
View of Rainham Hall from the orchard

Ham House and Garden 

The garden at Ham House is perfect for a family walk, with level gravel paths throughout and step free routes available. It's especially colourful during spring, with a sea of spring bulbs on the historic lawns or 'plats', and fluffy clouds of fruit blossom in the orchard. And with over a mile of hornbeam hedge arranged in an intricate geometric pattern, the Wilderness is the perfect place to run around or play a game of hide and seek.

Osterley Park and House  

With four different routes around the park of varying lengths, Osterley Park and House is great for adventure of all shapes and sizes. There's bike hire available at the weekends, a brilliant chance for little ones to enjoy a ride on level traffic free paths. Simply check the website for timings before you visit. During spring nature decorates the park with colourful pink cherry and magnolia blossom from March, a welcome sight after winter.

Rainham Hall 

For a gentle stroll, head to Rainham Hall with it's free community garden. With 3 acres to explore, it's just right for a relaxing walk and suits families with younger children especially well because of its manageable size. There's a small natural play area to enjoy and during spring the orchard is filled with gently scented blossom.