St. Mary Bourne walks

This circular walk brings you to visit stoke area.

This North Wessex Downs ridge walk includes the highest points in Hampshire and Berkshire and outstanding views along the way. The return is through some attractive, rural villages nestling on the chalk downs. The outward leg makes much use of the Wayfarer's Walk, whilst the return leg uses some of the Test Way.

This circular walk brings you to visit Faccombe area via woodlands.

This circular walk brings you to visit Vernham Dean area via some hilly parts.

This circular walk brings you to visit Highclere areas.

The Overton Circular Walk takes through Jane Austen’s birthplace and her childhood backyard: the Hampshire countryside. From the village where she was born to the house where she met her first love passing by the church where her father was the rector, this walk takes you back in time!

This circular walk brings you to visit Lower Chute area via Conholt Park.

This circular walk brings you to visit Burghclere areas.

This circular walk brings you to visit Woolton Hill areas.

This walk brings you to visit Ecchinswell area via Watership Farm.

This circular walk brings you to visit Ball Hill areas.

This walk brings you to visit Wash Common area via Horris Hill.

This walk brings you to visit Kingsclere area via fishing lakes, a wooden shed belonging to model aircraft fliers and views of the Kingsclere.

This circular walk brings you around Inkpen Common.

This circular walk brings you to visit Ecchinswel area.

This walk brings your along water-meadows and snowdrops, a village pond, a peaceful common, once a place of conflict and a restored canal. The snowdrops are lovely on this walk during February.

This walk brings you around Enbourne area visiting Avery's Pightle Nature Reserve.

This circular walk brings you to visit New Greenham Park and its disused cruise missile bunkers and control tower.

This walk brings you to visit Hamstead Marshall countryside.

A gentle circular walk brings you around the Kintbury area along the canalside.

This 17km circular walk includes ancient heathland, woods and downs, and spectacular views. Starting in Kintbury, it takes in Inkpen Common and Inkpen Crocus Field nature reserves. There is a shorter 10km route that starts at Inkpen Common and takes you in the Berks, Bucks & Oxon Wildlife Trust’s (BBOWT) Inkpen Common and Inkpen Crocus Field nature reserves.

A linear Berkshire walk that offers pleasant level walking with something of interest along the way. The route uses trains for the return journey.

This is a circular route starting in Newbury town centre. This walk takes in pretty villages, a ruined castle, and the Kennet and Avon canal.

Easy dog friendly walk along the canal, through farmland and woodlands.

A pleasant walk through the woods of Crookham Common and along the bank of the River Enborne.

This circular walk brings you around Crookham Common countryside.

Enjoy varied wetland wildlife, ancient woods and rare heathland. Starting in Thatcham, this 6-mile circular walk takes in Bowdown Woods nature reserve.

An interesting and varied walk - including the Kennet and Avon canal, the open heathland of Greenham Common, the woods of Crookham Common and the rural River Enborne.

A circular walk around Thatcham, which is never far from the town yet is mostly rural in character - including woodland, fields and the Kennet and Avon canal.

Walk along the River Enborne, through woodland and pastures. Starting at Thatcham railway station, this 6-mile circular walk takes in part of Greenham and Crookham Commons.

An easy, pleasant and varied walk, starting from the centre of Thatcham and reaching the open countryside along a green corridor. It continues through Bucklebury Common in the Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, before returning to Thatcham.