Our group offers walks which are accessible by public transport and take place throughout the South East of England plus a summer holiday and a New Year break
Jane R.
Linear to Langley Station led by Jane R (Mobile No: 07906 987503) over gently undulating terrain via Haymill Valley, Burnham Beeches National Nature Reserve (a relic of the great primeval forest that once covered much of Buckinghamshire), Farnham Common, Stoke Poges village, St Giles’s churchyard (immortalised by Thomas Gray in his “Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard”), Wexham Park Hospital and Langley Park. Lunch stop at ‘The Red Lion’ pub, Stoke Green but bring own food. Several drop out points by bus. Map: E172, L175/176.
Use Oyster/contactless/Freedom Pass.
NOTE: This walk replaces the circular from Watford Station which is affected by engineering works on the Metropolitan line with no trains between Aldgate and Watford.
Burnham Station (Elizabeth line - Liverpool Street 09:32, Farringdon 09:35, Tottenham Court Road 09:38, Paddington 09:45 and arriving at Burnley at 10:20). Two trains an hour in the morning.
Langley Station (Elizabeth line - return trains to London depart at 04, 17, 34 and 47 minutes past each hour)
