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Walking Routes in England

England is covered with hundreds of well signed walking paths and trails passing through some of the most beautiful and unspoilt parts of the country.
We have organised these routes by county with an overview map also available.

Please use the links below to view the currently mapped routes.

CountyCounty
BedfordshireBerkshire
BuckinghamshireCambridgeshire
CheshireCornwall
County DurhamCumbria
DerbyshireDevon
DorsetEssex
GloucestershireGreater London
Greater ManchesterHampshire
HerefordshireHertfordshire
Isle of WightKent
LancashireLeicestershire
LincolnshireMerseyside
NorfolkNorthamptonshire
NorthumberlandNottinghamshire
OxfordshireRutland
ShropshireSomerset
StaffordshireSuffolk
Surrey Sussex
Tyne and Wear Warwickshire
West Midlands Wiltshire
Worcestershire Yorkshire

Latest Walking Routes

Shaftesbury Heritage Trail1 miles (1.7 km)This circular loop walk explores the historic Dorset town of Shaftesbury.
Stockport Heritage Walk2 miles (3.5 km)This walk follows the Woodbank Memorial Park Nature and Heritage Trail in Stockport, linking riverside woodland and historic parkland along the River Goyt. The route passes through Woodbank Memorial Park and continues towards the Poise Brook Local Nature Reserve, connecting two areas recognised locally for their wildlife and natural features.
Tanfield Railway Walk3 miles (4.5 km)This walk follows the heritage Tanfield Railway in in Gateshead.
Castlefield National Trust Railway Walk0 miles (0.1 km)The Castlefield National Trust railway walk is Manchester's premier urban sky garden, offering a unique blend of industrial heritage and modern horticulture.
Fishlake Meadows Circular Walk2 miles (3.3 km)This circular walk explores the Fishlake Meadows Nature Reserve in Romsey.
Jane Austen Circular Walk4 miles (7.2 km)This 4.5-mile circular trail invites you to explore the heart of Jane Austen country, beginning at the very home in Chawton where the author spent her final eight years.
Jenny Brown's Point Circular Walk2 miles (2.8 km)This circular walk visits Jenny Brown's Point near Silverdale on the Lancashire coast. It's a very pretty spot with beaches, woodland, an old cottage and the photogenic, lone stone chimney. From the headland there are some wonderful views over Morecambe Bay and the surrounding countryside of the Arnside and Silverdale AONB. You can also see the Lake District mountains on a clear day.
Hartland Quay to Spekes Mill Waterfall Walk1 miles (1.7 km)This walk takes you along the South West Coast Path from Hartland Quay to Speke's Mill Waterfall on the North Devon coast.
John Kyrle Circular Walk2 miles (3.9 km)This historical circular walk explores the Herefordshire town of Ross on Wye.
Flodden Battlefield Walk2 miles (2.6 km)This walk visits the Flodden Battlefield in the Northumberland village of Branxton.
Ford Castle1 miles (1.8 km)This circular walk explores the pretty Northumberland village of Ford.
Duddo Five Stones2 miles (2.5 km)This walk visits the ancient Duddo Five Stones in Northumberland, near the border with Scotland.
Bentley Wood Walk7 miles (11.6 km)This circular walk explores Bentley Wood near Salisbury in Wiltshire.
Brockley London Three Peaks Walk5 miles (8.26 km)The Brockley Three Peaks walk is a scenic five-mile circular route that explores the high points and green corridors of Southeast London, linking the summits of Blythe Hill Fields, One Tree Hill, and Hilly Fields. 
Surrey Three Peaks Walk22 miles (35.6 km)This challenging circular walk visits Leith Hill, Holmbury Hill and Box Hill in the Surrey Hills. The route makes use of the waymarked Greensand Way and Mole Gap Trail.
Dorking to Leith Hill Walk7 miles (10.5 km)This walk follows a fine section of the Greensand Way from Dorking, Leith Hill.
Reigate Hill to Box Hill Walk7 miles (11.2 km)This walk takes you from Reigate Hill to Box Hill Country Park along the North Downs Way.
Pontburn Woods Walk2 miles (3.3 km)This walk explores the Pontburn Woods nature reserve in Tyne and Wear.
Raw Head Walk5 miles (8.6 km)This circular walk climbs to Raw Head, the highest point on the Bickerton Hills. The hill stands at a height of 227 m (745 ft) with wonderful views over the Cheshire Plain and the city of Liverpool to enjoy. The trail starts and finishes in Burwardsley where refreshments are available.
Whitemoor Trail6 miles (9.8 km)This circular walk follows the Whitemoor Trail in Delamere Forest. The route takes you through the forests peaceful trails and past the Blakemere Moss lake.