Stations as far as Wokingham, Basingstoke, Winchester, Petersfield, Dorking and Horsham 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. - 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. - Downs Link
A 59km walk from the North Downs Way at St Martha’s Hill (near Guildford) and Shoreham-by-Sea. - Four Stations Way
A linear walk of 17km linking the four railway stations at Haslemere, Wormley (Witley station), Milford and Godalming. - Get out of London: South-west to Guildford
A 61km walk from Trafalgar Square to Guildford via the Hogsmill Valley and Clandon. - Greensand Way
A 179km walk along the Greensand ridge between Haslemere and Hamstreet. - Hangers Way
A 36km walk between Alton and the Queen Elizabeth Country Park beside the A3 near Buriton. - 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). - Mole Gap Trail
A 10km walk linking Leatherhead and Dorking stations. - North Downs Way
A walk of 201km between Farnham and Dover. - 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. - Shipwright’s Way
A walk of 88km between Bentley and Portsmouth. - Thames Down Link
A 24km waymarked walk between Kingston-upon-Thames and Westhumble. - Thames Path
A walk of 440km between Greenwich and the river’s source. - Wandle Trail
A 22km waymarked walk along the full length of the River Wandle between Croydon and Wandsworth. Route distance is measured between East Croydon and Wandsworth Town stations.
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