Walks described here by: Saturday Walkers Club

'London and Southeast England based walking and hiking club.'

Full details of a score of Walks around and about Buckinghamshire.

Details of a score or so of Walks around and about The Chilterns.

Details of about three dozen Walks including: 'The hardest walk in the book [12 miles]. A gentle start with the 1066 Path and a great pub for lunch. After lunch, a great coastal cliff walk with 4 steep climbs, Fairlight Glen naturist beach, fish and chips on Hastings seafront, so one for summer.'

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

Details of over sixty Walks via the Club Website's 'Walks by Tag' facility.

Descriptions of over 30 Walks around and about London within the Club's 'Walks by Tag' lens on to the Website.

Details of about a score of Walks around and about Oxfordshire.

Access to details of about 40 Walks around and about the County of Surrey.

Full details of about three dozen Walks around and about West Sussex.

'Long but gentle walk visiting Selborne and Chawton, which inspired Jane Austen (writer) and Gilbert White (naturalist).'

2011 update of entry in the Time Out Book of Country Walks Volume 2

'Circular walk, based on Leigh-on-Sea railway station, includes a climb to see the ruins of Hadleigh Castle, a walk along Benfleet Downs and a return walk along Benfleet Creek alongside Hadleigh Marsh.' ALERT This Entry formerly referenced an 'Essex Pub Walk': Leigh-on-Sea & Hadleigh Castle Walk  But since the relevant Website seems no longer, I have replaced it with a 'Saturday Walkers Club' Walk. (I have retained the original description.)

'A fairly strenuous walk in a beautiful part of the North Downs.'

'A strenuous walk through the Spital Brook valley into Broxbourne Woods National Nature Reserve and an assortment of ancient and wild woods and diverse woodland setting.'

'The Christchurch Coastal Path is 2.5 miles long and runs from the car park to Highcliffe Castle and on to the Green Flag award winning Steamer Point Woodland and Mudeford Quay ...' ALERT The Website cited here seems no longer. So I replaced the Link with one to the Saturday Walkers' Club.

'The green spaces of West London, including The Grand Union Canal, Boston Manor, Syon House, The Thames towpath, Kew Gardens, and Gunnersbury Park.'

'Offers a brisk stroll close to London.'

'The village of Hamstreet is surrounded by public woodland including Hamstreet woods, an area of special scientific interest renowned for the presence of wild service trees and nightingales. The routes in this guide explore the contrasting elements of the local area, including Romney Marsh and the banks of the Royal Military Canal.' Unfortunately the original Website cited here seems to have become unavailable; so I have replaced the Link with one to a Walk from the Saturday Walkers' Club.

'This is a fairly easy walk with the advantage of being close to London, making it ideally suited for a short winter's day.'

'An easy walk beside the Great Ouse river to the attractive village of Houghton and its restored water mill, returning through water meadows and a nature reserve.'

'The farthest corner of the Isle of Thanet is arguably where the east coast of England meets the south coast, though the gently curving coastline makes it hard to identify a precise turning point. This gentle walk along the coast passes 3 historic seaside towns and many bays and beaches.'

'Spectacular in late spring and early summer when the flowers are in bloom.' ALERT South West Trains no longer have the franchise for this Area; so I have replaced their Link with one to the Saturday Walkers' Club.

'A beginner's guide to safely climbing the highest mountain in England and Wales.'

Details of fourteen short walks around and about 'The Bell, Walton-on-the-Hill'.

'Thank you to the Saturday Walkers' Club for this information.'

'Wimbledon Common, Richmond Park, and the Thames Path.'