Walking in the South East
Why not escape the stuffy indoors and make the most of a bright winters day in the countryside? Just imagine the crunch of frost underfoot and the mist of your breath in the air and those rosy cheeks. If you wrap up warm you're sure to find a place to unwind and enjoy a winter walk across the South East.
Discover the magical winter landscapes on your doorstep this winter. From the tree-filled valleys of Winkworth Arboretum in Surrey to the watery winter wonderland of Mottisfont in Hampshire - find a place to unwind and enjoy a winter walk in London and the South East.
The warmer weather and longer days give you a chance to stretch your legs on a spring walk to, from and around our special places in London and the South East. Walk among the wildlife and primroses on your way or discover a carpet of bluebells. When you come and see nature wake up, you’re helping us look after nature for everyone.
Whether meandering in meadows, tackling the trails or clambering through countryside, there's a walk for everyone to enjoy across National Trust places in the South East in summer. From an army of wildflowers at Scathes Wood in Kent to spotting butterflies at Stockbridge Down in Hampshire. Every step you take helps support our summer nature conservation work.
Beautiful, natural and historic places matter for our sprit, our wellbeing and our relationships and visiting a woodland is great for both body and soul. An autumn woodland glowing with colour and rich with the smell of damp earth is a wonderful, uplifting place to be and we can all play our part in ensuring they continue to thrive.