The Chiltern Society organises a popular programme of walks throughout the year, designed to improve both physical and mental health. Anyone is welcome to join in their half-day walks, longer walks or occasional special interest walks. Most walks are around 5 miles long and there are 2 or 3 walks on offer every week. See here for further information.

Spring is a fantastic time of year at College Lake. Birds are returning and starting to sing. Flowers are starting to bloom and the reserve feels like it is waking after a long sleep. Join in with a walk around the lake to look at the wildlife around the site and enjoy the beauty of spring.

Self-guided Midsomer walk through Marlow and the Hambleden Valley. This walk is 17 miles long, but can be done in stages, with overnight stays in The Frog at Skirmett, at the Stag & Huntsman in Hambleden (a filming location for the series) and in Marlow. See here for full details of the trail  

A plethora of free health walks take place across the Chilterns each week. The often short, easy walks are run by trained volunteers who are on hand to provide encouragement and help people improve their health through walking. Find details of all walks and how to take part.

A range of circular walks taking in the beautiful rolling Chilterns countryside around Henley-on-Thames, with Brakspear pub stops along the way. See here for further information.

Join David for a guided woodland walk in the Chilterns and enjoy a special connection with nature. Yes, you will learn about the woods, the flora and fauna. But we, will also be natures detectives; exploring and using our senses to identify the trees and plants, looking at the shapes of leaves, feeling the bark (tree hugging optional) and smelling them too, and perhaps a little foraging too.

These walks are family friendly, following tracks and paths that are generally buggy friendly and fine for young children to explore. They are slow-paced walks of approximately 1½ hours.

Keep your eye on the website for walking dates throughout the year!