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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.
Below we have suggested just some of the many walks provided by the National Trails organisation.
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".
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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.
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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.
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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:
Nevertheless, walking not only creates memories and adventures, but also plays a huge part in improving our health. Here are just some of the reasons why we should regularly walk:
► Favourite Walking Routes
Number of results: 31
, currently showing 1 to 20.
Barnes
Take a stroll through the reedbeds, an area normally out of bound to visitors
Barnes
LWC brings the countryside to London. The lakes, pools and gardens are home to a huge variety of wildlife. 180 bird species are recorded each year including bitterns, winter ducks, water pipits and waders.
Richmond
Cross the Thames from elegant Kew to post-industrial Brentford on a guided walking tour of variety and contrast, extraordinary history and sublime scenery. Criss-cross rivers, locks, canals and creeks.
Ellerman Avenue, Whitton
Just under 4 miles to the Shot Tower and back. An extra .25 miles around the nature reserve island. A mixture of flat roads and earth paths.
Level: Intermediate to Advanced.
Richmond
Join us for a free event every Sunday morning starting outside The Library Pot Games Cafe in Richmond at 9:00am for a beautiful walk by the river and in Richmond Park.
Approximately 2.5 hours mostly flat 6 miles walk and 1 hour fun social after…
Richmond
A number of routes are available in the park from this point. A mix of solid and earth paths with some steeper slopes.
Level: Intermediate to advanced. Not suitable for beginners ot those with limiting health conditions.
Teddington
1 - 1.5 hour walk to the Tiltyard Café in Hampton Court
This linear walk follows a route around Ham and Richmond Park, includes a coffee stop.
185 Ashburnham Road, Richmond, TW10 7NR
Richmond
The largest and wildest of the Royal Parks it is a National Nature Reserve, London's biggest SSSI and a European Special Area of Conservation.
Barnes
WWT London Wetland Centre is a marvellous location for bird watching and, at this time of year, for "bird listening" too!
Richmond
Join Kew Gardens's guided walking tour and enjoy spring blossoms and blooms in the Gardens.
Discover the gorgeous colours and fragrances of plants that come into their own during spring whilst our expert guides reveal how these remarkable plants…
Ham
This walk crosses Ham Lands towards the river and go up or down stream before returning to the starting point. A flat walk with a mix of paved,gravel earth and grass surfaces.
Level: Beginner to intermediate.
Richmond
Leave your car at home and discover this beautiful walk, linking Ham House and Garden with Richmond Station.
See the only view in England protected by an Act of Parliament
Featuring iconic views, the circular route leads you from the urban bustle…
Richmond
Join us for a walk around the beautiful setting of Kew Gardens. Walking in nature is a fantastic way to improve physical and mental health. The community wellbeing walks are for members of the Community Access Scheme at Kew Gardens and are…
Hampton
Ancient parkland, supporting a remarkable mosaic of acid and neutral grassland, woodland and wetland habitats. A walk, including Long Water, in search of waterfowl and other birds, hopefully winter thrushes and woodpeckers.
Barnes
Trees are an integral part of the ecosystem at London Wetland Centre, providing benefits to wildlife and biodiversity. During the Centre’s creation more than 27,000 trees were planted.
Vine Road, Barnes
FoBC's Chair, Mike Hildesley shares many anecdotes and facts about the history of Barnes Common during this spring walk.
Join Mike, an enthusiastic and knowledgeable speaker with many anecdotes and facts about the history of Barnes Common. You will…
Twickenham
The humble daffodil heralds the spring. Come and explore this beautiful flower and learn more about the signs of spring that the daffodil heralds around the landscape at Marble Hill. Meet at the car park.
Twickenham
There’s a lot more to Twickenham than rugby. Among the attractions of this leisurely stroll you will pass Twickenham film studios, the rural retreat of landscape artist J.M.W. Turner, the handsome Palladian mansion of a royal mistress
Barnes
Join one of our naturalists to learn about the heroes and villains of the plant world on our Poisoner's Walk.
Discover what's so great about the great burnet, how digitalis will make your heart skip a beat, and why hemlock will take your breath…
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