All stations on the Aylesbury line, and stations as far as Banbury on the Birmingham line, fall within the journey time limit.
Routes
- Capital Ring
This waymarked route forms a circuit of 126km (divisible into linear routes) around London at the approximate radius of the North and South Circular Roads, linking green spaces. - Celandine Route
A 17km waymarked walk following the River Pinn through the London Borough of Hillingdon. - Chess Valley Walk
A 16km walk following the River Chess between Chesham and Rickmansworth. - Chiltern Railway Walk
A 238km station-to-station walk between London Marylebone and Birmingham Moor Street. - Chiltern Way
The core walk loops its way through the varied landscapes of the Chiltern Hills in a 221km circuit. The route has spawned three extensions — in Berkshire (via Cookham and Henley: 45km), in the south (via Goring and Woodcote: 51km), and in the north (via Great Offley and Chapelfoot: 44km). - Coal Tax Circuit
A 315km walk which links up the markers which delineate the 1860s boundary, within which imports of coal and wine were taxed by the City of London Corporation. - Colne Valley Trail
A walk of 25km between Rickmansworth and Colnbrook. - Ebury Way
A 6km railbed walk between Watford and Rickmansworth, named after Lord Ebury (1801-93), the chairman of the railway company. - Grand Union Canal Walk
A 227km walk along the towpath of the canal between the River Thames at Brentford and Birmingham’s famous Gas Street Basin. - Hillingdon Trail
A 32km waymarked path across the London Borough of Hillingdon. - London Loop
A 277km circuit of the capital which follows close to the outer boundaries of the London boroughs, sometimes extending into neighbouring areas. - London Summits Walk
A 320km circuit taking in the highest point in each London borough (plus the summit of the City of London). - Midshires Way
A 361km walk between Princes Risborough and Stockport. - Oxford Canal Path
A walk of 129km between Oxford and Hawkesbury Junction, on the north-eastern tip of Coventry. - Oxfordshire Way
A walk of 109km between Bourton-on-the-Water and Henley-on-Thames. - Szlak pamięci Polskich Sił Powietrznych / Polish Air Force Heritage Trail
A walking route of 19km, between Uxbridge and Northwood Hills (or Northwood) Tube stations, has been developed to link sites relevant to the Polish Air Force personnel stationed in the area during the Second World War. - Regent’s Canal Walk
A 14km walk along the towpath (with necessary diversions via streets to negotiate tunnels) between Little Venice and Limehouse. - The Ridgeway
A walk of 136km between Overton Hill and Ivinghoe Beacon. - Ring around the Underground
This 302km route takes you in a grand circular multiple-stage walking tour connecting all the outer termini of the London Underground, the Tube.
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