[1] Self guided walks around Surrey - - - : [2] Long distance walks - - - : [3] Walking for health groups - - - : [4] Easy walks around Surrey - - - : [5] Downlands Project - countryside walks and events - - - : [6] Lower Mole Project - countryside and healthy walks - - - : [7] Find a walk near you - - - : [8] iFootpath App

Details of over 100 Walks around and about the County of Surrey, sub-divided into: [1] Central - - - : [2] North - - - : [3] South - - - : [4] West.

Details of some thirty Walks around and about the County of Surrey.

'Come and enjoy walking across the Surrey Hills with trails that take in military history, woodland and water ways. Whether you're walking with friends or family, or preferring some quiet time to yourself, you can find more walks in your area on our interactive walking trails map.' Note that the Web pages originally cited here could not now be found; so the Link has been replaced by something more generic within the 'New' NT Website.

'There are 17 Ramblers' groups in Surrey Area, which covers part of South and South West London as well as the county. Each group organises two or more walks every week. A Group Walk is a great way to get some exercise in a sociable atmosphere ... We have walks from 3 to 20 miles so there should be something to suit everyone. Don't worry if you are unsure of your ability or haven't walked with a group before; everyone is very helpful and welcoming.'

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

'GOC Surrey had its 1st walk on 29th January 1995 and has walked on the 4th Sunday of each month since. We usually have over thirty men and women turn up, so you are sure to find someone to share the beautiful Surrey views with and plenty of interesting conversation ...'

'The Surrey Hills offers some of South East England’s most beautiful and accessible countryside. Famous beauty spots include Box Hill, Leith Hill and the Devil’s Punch Bowl. You’ll discover an extensive footpath network, open commons, breathtaking views, attractive market towns and villages and much more.'

'A friendly walking and hiking group for people in their 20's and 30's based in and around Surrey. We put on a range of walks, ranging from 3-mile gentle rambles to 20-mile strenuous hikes.'

'Healthy walks take place across Surrey so you're sure to find a walk near you. If there's nothing listed ... near to where you live, try looking at Walking For Health.'

'The Surrey Countryside Access Forum is looking to recruit new members. If you have a specific interest in land management and nature conservation, or are a landowner, and would like to have a say on issues relating to access to the countryside, please email ...'

'A walk (or run) between a series of unmanned checkpoints. Each has a grid reference together with a simple clue the answers to which you collect on the way round. This not only lets the organisers know you have followed the route(!) but also adds to the enjoyment. The clues are given in sequence and your time starts after you have had time to plot your route on the map ... Bring compass, map case, pencil and maps. You need to be able to read a map! Late finishers will need a torch.' Usually Early January.

'Surrey has almost 3448 kilometres (2143 miles) of footpaths, bridleways, and byways. We are responsible for the management and maintenance of this network, and for the Definitive Map that is a legal record of the position and status of Rights of Way.'

'Follow all, or part, of this fifteen mile walking route linking the Thames Path National Trail in Kingston to the North Downs Way National Trail near Westhumble; hence the name, Thames Down Link.'