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Starting from the Lakeside Park car park, off Lakeside Road in Ash Vale this is a leisurely 4.5 mile circular walk. 

Chobham Common is the largest nature reserve in the south east with lowland heath, one of the most ancient and characteristic landscapes. We start from Fishpool and head towards Jubilee Mount.

Fancy a 5.6 mile circular walk in South Downs National Park? We'll retrace Jane Austen's steps from Chawton to the charming village of Farringdon, returning via the track of the disused Meon Valley Railway Line.

 A generally easy and level walk, one short ascent near the end. on good paths, no stiles, a busy road to cross twice.  Limited to 20, please text Adrian on: 07770166495 to book your place.

An evening walk from the Foresters Inn on the Aldershot Road around Eversley Forest and along the Basingstoke Canal.  Afterwards we can stop at the Foresters for a drink and a chat in their garden.

We walk along some wide tracks, open countryside, farmland and woods, passing Bearwood Golf Course, Bearwood House and Bearwood Lake.  We also pass Reading Football Club training ground and Barkham Manor.  No stiles. Can be muddy after rain.  There are two Fords en-route.

A circular walk around Pirbright and into Brookwood Cemetery. We will be stopping to observe and learn about some of the interesting memorials on our way.

The walk is flat with no stiles. Parts of the walk may be muddy. Dogs are not allowed in the cemetery. 

 

 

Pre booking essential as places are limited.  To book a place text Graham.

This is the first leg of our walk along the Brenda Parker Way from Aldershot to Andover.  The first leg walk will start at St Michael's Church adjacent to Manor Park Aldershot and will take us through a couple of nature reserves in and around Aldershot before making our way via Fleet Ponds to Minley Woods

As this is a 10 mile walk, please bring a packed lunch as we don't pass anywhere to stop and have a drink  or bite to eat on this leg of the walk.

As this is a linear walk, we will need to position 3 cars, capable of taking 4 people, at the end point to ferry all of the walkers back to the start and their cars.  If you can help with this please let Graham know when booking a place.

We start at Frimley Lodge Park and walk through the park, along the Basingstoke Canal onto the heathland with a great view point.

One steep short hill for the view. 

No Stiles, and one swing foot bridge.

We are the Surrey Heath Ramblers. We open the way for everyone in our local community to enjoy the pleasures of walking.