'The Countryside Management Service works with communities in Hertfordshire to help them care for and enjoy the environment. We do this by ... promoting outdoor recreation through organising events such as guided walks, and working with groups to develop walk and cycle routes to link towns and villages to their surrounding countryside.'

'The Hertfordshire Group walks on the 2nd Saturday of each month. The Group covers all of Hertfordshire and sometimes organises invasion parties into neighbouring counties.'

'If you look in our calendar, you will see some of the events organized by our Group. Only members of the LDWA are automatically allowed to participate in our social walks but, by arrangement, we welcome visitors who are not members. As our name implies, we cover substantial distances on our walks and maintain a brisk pace across country using footpaths that may not be as well maintained as we would wish.'

'Enjoy good companionship in the beautiful, calming countryside of Hertfordshire and North Middlesex.'

'The Lee Valley offers all kinds of walking in Hertfordshire, Essex and London. There are 26 miles of riverside trails to enjoy and quiet, car-free walking routes through nature reserves and peaceful urban spaces ...'

Lee Valley Regional Park Authority

Full details of a dozen or so Walks including length, toughness, time, transport and map.

'We are predominately a 20 – 30's rambling group operating in Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire and parts of Cambridgeshire ... Previously North Herts Young Walkers'

'Hertfordshire has an extensive Rights of Way network of over 5200 paths totalling more than 3000km. These paths are shown on a map and have a written description in a legal record called the Definitive Map & Statement, which is looked after by the County Council's Rights of Way Service at County Hall, Hertford. They also form part of Hertfordshire's Gazetteer.'

Hertfordshire County Council

The Hertfordshire Countryside Management Service 'has developed a series of self-guided walks following way-marked paths throughout the county. These are described in a series of leaflets that can be downloaded and printed ... at home or at your local library. Alternatively your local CMS office or library may have paper copies'.

Hertfordshire Countryside Management Service

'The Lee Valley offers all kinds of walking in Hertfordshire, Essex and London. There are 26 miles of riverside trails to enjoy and quiet, car-free walking routes through nature reserves and peaceful urban spaces. Whether you fancy a gentle family stroll, a guided walk or a lengthy hike, the Lee Valley fits the bill. Many paths are surfaced for all-weather walking and easy pushchair or wheelchair use, and with an abundance of wildlife habitats and heritage sites there’s always plenty to see and do.'

Lee Valley Regional Park Authority