The Jurors, by artist Hew Locke at Runnymede and Ankerwycke, Surrey. On a grassy meadow, a sculpture of 12 high-backed bronze chairs facing inwards. — The Jurors, by artist Hew Locke at Runnymede and Ankerwycke | © National Trust Images/John Miller

Walking in London

Enjoy a refreshing walk through parks, gardens, meadow and woodland across National Trust places in and around London this winter. Discover acres of parkland around Osterley Park and House, explore the green haven around Ham House and Garden and take in the nature reserves and river walks around Morden Hall Park.

A family cycling in front of the huge façade of Osterley House, with wintry trees framing the foreground

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Osterley Park and House multiuse trail

With a hard surface all the way round, this multiuse trail at Osterley Park is perfect for walkers, cyclists and wheelchair users and takes in woods and open land.

Cycling through Morden Hall Park, London, in the winter.

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A suburban oasis: Morden Hall Park walk

Take a stroll through the historic parkland of Morden Hall Park, created by the Hatfeild family in the 19th century. A true oasis in the heart of South London.

The South Terrace at Sunset at Ham House and Garden, London

Trail

Kingston Station to Ham House walk

Enjoy a gentle walk from Kingston Station to Ham House and Garden on this 4.5-mile stroll along the river, learning some historical facts along the way.

Sunset over the meadows at Runnymede during winter

Trail

Egham to Runnymede countryside circular walk

Surrey

Follow this Surrey countryside trail of a circular walk between Egham and Runnymede through ancient woodlands, wetlands and wildflower meadows.

Family walking down the avenue leading to Ham House

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Richmond Station to Ham House historic scenic walk

Leave the car at home and enjoy the walk from Richmond station to Ham House & Garden, taking in the spectacular protected view from Richmond Hill over the River Thames along the way.