Milton Keynes sits close to several regions, and its transport connections extend the reach considerably.
Routes
- Abbey Line Trail
A 15km walking route which runs roughly parallel to the railway line between St Albans Abbey station and Watford Junction station. - Alban Way
This 10.5km stile-free route takes the railbed of the former line between Hatfield and St Albans Abbey stations. - Aylesbury Ring
A 51km circuit of Aylesbury. - 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. - Clay Way
A 19km walk between Millbrook and Bromham. - Coventry Way
A 67km circuit of Coventry. - Fred Perry Way
A 22km walk through the borough of Stockport, commemorating tennis player Fred Perry (1901–95), who was born in Stockport. - Get out of London: North to Hatfield
A 47km walk from Trafalgar Square to Hatfield via Finsbury Park and Barnet. - Get out of London: North-west to Hemel Hempstead
A 51km walk from Trafalgar Square to Hemel Hempstead via Barn Hill and Cassiobury Park. - 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. - Gritstone Trail
A 56km walk between Disley and Kidsgrove. - Kidsgrove to Stoke Ridgeway
A 14km walk between Kidsgrove and Stoke-on-Trent. - Ladybrook Valley Interest Trail
A 20km walk from Lyme Hall to Cheadle. - 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). - Middlewood Way
A 16km walk on the trackbed of a former railway between Marple and Macclesfield. - Outer Aylesbury Ring
A walk of 86km encircling Aylesbury. - 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. - Pymmes Brook Trail
A 22km waymarked walk between Monken Hadley and Tottenham Hale, following the course of the Pymmes Brook. - Regent’s Canal Walk
A 14km walk along the towpath (with necessary diversions via streets to negotiate tunnels) between Little Venice and Limehouse. - 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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