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Richmond upon Thames is the perfect place for exploring. It has 260 public rights of way and five signposted walking routes, inlcuding strategic walking routes of The Thames Path, Capital Ring, London Outer Orbital Path (LOOP),and two shorter paths of the River Crane Walk and Beverly Brook Walk.
Self-guided and guided walks are also available and popular in the borough. The long established Richmond Heritage Guides organise a wide range of walks throughout the year. Come to explore and join one of their themed walks. Private walks and talks are also available by prio arrangement.
Additionally, below we have suggested just few of the many walks provided by the National Trails organisation.
1. The London Outer Orbital Path - the path is a 240-kilometre (150 miles) signed walk along public footpaths, and through parks, woods and fields around the edge of Outer London, described as "the M25 for walkers".
2. Capital Ring - this walking route offers you the chance to see some of London's finest scenery. It is called a "ring" because the route completely encircles inner and central London.
3. Thames Path National Trail - first proposed in 1948 opened in 1996 this beautiful route through the peaceful water meadows, unspoilt rural villages, historical towns and cities, and finally through the heart of London to end at the Thames Barrier in Greenwich.
In addition to 260 public rights of way, there are signposted walking routes in the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames.
These include parts of three strategic walking routes:
Favourite walking routes
Number of results: 141
, currently showing 61 to 80.
Hampton Court Home Park and Barge Walk to Kingston Bridge. Meet at Hampton Court Road, Lion Gate.
Twickenham Riverside and Marble Hill Park. Church Street. Twickenham beside Champions Wharf Play area.
Behind supermarket,
Bushy Park Circular Walk Meet Hampton Hill Gate, High Street behind supermarket.
Barnes
Embrace the beauty and serenity of winter with our captivating Winter Bird Walk.
Join us on an early frosty morning and our experienced guide will unveil the secrets of winter birding. Look out for our winter stars; water rail, shoveler, wigeon,…
Teddington
A variety of walking routes in Bushy Park and the beautiful Woodland Gardens. There are two groups: beginner to intermediate.
This linear walk follows a route around Ham and Richmond Park, includes a coffee stop.
Ham
A walk in Ham Lands and along the River. A flat walk with a mix of paved and grass surfaces.
Mortlake
This walk has a number of routes along the riverside. Flat and solid walking surfaces.
Barnes
If you are a keen bird watcher, but not so fond of super early mornings this is the walk for you!
Barnes
This practical session will help you identify different birds and to understand more about them.
An expert warden will guide you around the wildlife reserve. This exclusive walk will focus on birds currently on site, their plumage, calls and…
Vine Road, Barnes
Thanks to the Mayor's Community Weekend Grant, we will be hosting an Urban Woodland Craft Fair on Barnes Common on Saturday 24th of June. The fair will showcase the work of local wood crafters and artists, as well as the conservation work of the…
Barnes
Bats, bats and more bats!
Barnes
Over the month of June, we are asking people to pick up a guide from Vine Road (or download and print your own!) and head on a journey along the river and learn about the animals that would have once lived in and around our waterways
Hampton
A linear walk through the beautiful setting of Bushy Park to Hampton Court.
Vine Road, Barnes
We are delighted to welcome Karen Goldie-Morrison, Chair of Council at Butterfly Conservation and good Friend of Barnes Common. Karen will lead a morning walk on Barnes Common, looking at butterflies in their habitats.
Karen has always had a strong…
Richmond
Explore all the things plants need to grow; earth, air, sun and water, and enjoy the sensory elements of our Children's Garden during one of our quiet sessions.
We are closing the Children’s Garden to the public to allow children with special…
Twickenham
A walk beside River Crane through Crane Park via a nature reserve.
Twickenham
Join us for a walk to see the beautiful daffodils at Marble Hill.
Free to attend and no need to pre-book. Please meet outside the front of the house.
Barnes
This walk aims to give those living with dementia and those supporting or caring for anyone living with dementia an opportunity to explore nature in a small group. During the walk participants will learn about the history and ecology of Barnes…
East Sheen
An historical extract of the history of East Sheen including the different footprints of Rudolph Nureyev and Rod Stewart, an example of Victorian social housing and a Grade II listed air raid shelter.
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