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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 81 to 100.
East Sheen
Sample the history of East Sheen including the former residences of Rudolf Nureyev and Rod Stewart, and a Grade II listed air raid shelter. The walk ends at the War Memorial on Milestone Green in the centre of East Sheen.
Church Road, Barnes
Join BCL's Chair, Mike Hildesley for an evening walk on the Common, and learn about the fascinating history of this small nature reserve - with an optional pub visit after.
Barnes
Join us during London Rivers Week for an evening history walk led by our Chair, Mike Hildesley.
Twickenham
Funded by The Richmond Active Fund, Walk/Run/Talk are free weekly sessions designed to help you to connect with others whilst being active. Choose your own pace and walk or run and talk your way towards better mental health.
Barnes
We are delighted to welcome back Dr Mark Spencer, to lead this walk full of fun and facts, as part of our annual Autumn Fayre!
Autumn is the best time of year to spot fungi and you will discover the many species on Barnes Common.
Wrap up, put on…
Twickenham
Come along to the Shot Tower beside the River Crane for a fun morning looking for mushrooms and fungi. This is a morning strolling along the banks of the River Crane specifically to enjoy and learn about fungi
Twickenham
Join a historic landscape walk by our volunteers and discover Henrietta Howard's Marble Hill landscape.
Richmond
Yes, it's a hill but taken at a gentle pace. And there are plenty of things to see on the way including historic churches, an ancient burial ground and a cluster of fine almshouses. The rewards of the walk are paid in the famous views of the Thames…
Richmond
A perfect introduction to the history of Richmond in its role as a Royal residence. The ancient Green with splendid listed buildings from the 17th and 18th centuries, the remains of the Royal Tudor Palace, together with the riverside and the…
Barnes
Bats, bats and more bats!
Kew
Stroll around Kew Green, the churchyard at St Anne's where famous artists are buried, and part of the riverside path at Kew. The Hanoverian Royal family enjoyed life at Kew and there is still much left of those times for everyone else to share the…
Kew
Stroll around Kew Green, the churchyard at St Anne's where famous artists are buried, and part of the riverside towpath. The Hanoverian Royal Family enjoyed life at Kew and there is still much left from those times for everyone else to delight in…
Kew Road, Richmond
Come and join our litter pick to help tidy up some hotspots in Richmond town centre and enjoy the great outdorrs. including the great scenoray that Richmond has on offer.
Time: 10am to 12pm
Location: Outside Richmond station
Twickenham
Come and enjoy a summer garden tour with one of our Marble Hill's Gardeners.
No need to book, just turn up and meet by the car park.
Twickenham
Come and enjoy a landscape walk, for all the family. Meet by the house.
Twickenham
Join the Mayor of Richmond for a guided tour of the Twickenham trail on Sunday 10th September 2023. Tickets are £25 which includes a Twickenham Souvenir booklet, guided tour followed by tea at York House, Twickenham. The trail starts at 1pm, meeting…
Richmond
Join us for a free walking tour of Kew's different gardens within the gardens.
Barnes
Join us for a morning History walk led by our Chair, Mike Hildesley. Mike is an enthusiastic and knowledgeable speaker with many anecdotes and facts about the history of Barnes Common. You will enjoy Mike's fascinating insight into the lives and…
Barnes
Join world-renowned botanist, Aljos Farjon on a walk around Barnes Common as he talks about the natural regeneration of native oak trees, which is happening on Barnes and other London commons, and has been going on for more than 100 years.
Kew
A walking and reading group combining the energetic discussion of a traditional book group with exploring our beautiful borough on foot, Novel Steps is a walking-and-reading group that meets monthly to chat about books, life, the universe, and…
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