Accessibility GBW

The Table and the "Usefull Links" below was updated 5 March 2023, but many links change - I'm wish people would stop moving things around.

The table shows accessibility to and near the route of the London Green Belt Way. It also gives information on many of the places the walk passes through.

The "Useful Links", below the table are to Councils and Organisations, with extra links to their relevant Accessibility Information.

If you know of any additions, or find a broken or corrupt link, please e-mail me details at seangbr@tiscali.co.uk.

Stage	Start & Finish points of each Stage with links to stage maps.	Accessible Point or area referred to in information.	Postcode with link to StreetMap + Grid Ref.	Source & Hyperlink to accessibility information	Notes
1	Hampton Court Palace to Staines upon Thames	Hampton Court Palace	KT8 9AU TQ1561868480	Historic & Royal Palaces	Most of the grounds and some of the Palace are accessible to people with disabilities and the link has lots of information on this.
		Hurst Park, Molesey	KT8 1ST TQ1417169254	VisitThames See map of walk - distance is 1.4 miles	"National Trails and the Environment Agency have published 12 walks along different parts of the River Thames, all with level and wide paths, gentle slopes and rest areas"
		Thames Path, Walton Bridge	KT12 1QW TQ0929266468	Surrey County Council. - "Easy walks around Surrey" See details of "The Thames Path Walk from Walton Bridge"	"A lovely walk upstream from Walton Bridge, along a level surfaced path towards the Shepperton Ferry. (Ferry not easily accessible)."
		Laleham Village outside All Saints Church north gate.	Laleham Village postcodes aren't great for directions. Use link below. TQ0514668916	Historic walk around Laleham Village and River Thames - I love this. By Laleham Residents Association.	Download walk at LINK. If All Saints Church is open, then pay a visit, it's beautiful and has a few famous in the graveyard.
		Penton Hook Island, Penton Hook Lock - the link is for boats but is the best I can find.	TW18 2JA TQ0436969517	VisitThames See map of walk - distance 0.7 miles	"National Trails and the Environment Agency have published 12 walks along different parts of the River Thames, all with level and wide paths, gentle slopes and rest areas".
		Staines upon Thames			Spelthorne Committee for Access Now (SCAN) has more information about accessibility in the borough.
2	Staines upon Thames to Windsor and Eton Riverside	Runnymede Pleasure Grounds	TW20 0AE TQ0083872315	VisitThames See map of walk - distance 0.3 miles	"National Trails and the Environment Agency have published 12 walks along different parts of the River Thames, all with level and wide paths, gentle slopes and rest areas".
		Runnymede Tea Rooms & Memorials area.	TW20 0AE SU9963673144	Runnymede National Trust	Limited designated parking. Toilets by tea rooms. Partly accessible, slopes, some steps, grass paths.
		French Brothers Boat Trips, Runnymede Boathouse	SL4 2SG SU9967473208	French Brothers Boat Trips	Accessibility to boat trips between Windsor and Hampton Court Palace.
		Windsor Great Park	TW20 0XU Bishopsgate SU9780272219 GU25 4QF Virginia Water car park SU9807368820 TW20 0UU Valley Gardens car park, off Wick Lane SU9777570582	Windsor Great Park - Disabled Access	Information covers the Savill Garden, The Valley Gardens, Virginia Water, The Long Walk and Deer Park car park. The first post code and grid ref. are of Bishopsgate where we enter Windsor Great Park.
		Windsor Town and Castle		The Royal Borough of Windsor & Maidenhead	The Royal Borough website has a large section entitled "Travelling with a Disability". The website also has a section on "Things to Do", but please check-out what you want to do on the numerous things on offer here, or phone the relevant contact to get more information on how accessible they are.
3	Windsor and Eton Riverside to Bourne End	Windsor and Eton Bridge	SL4 6AA SU9671177269	The Royal Borough of Windsor & Maidenhead	The Eton Walkway. A 2 mile circular walk connecting 18 points of interest around the town. Map and leaflet at link. Little accessible info. but most should be.
		Maidenhead, Ray Mill Island	SL6 8PE SU9023782560	VisitThames See map of walk - distance 0.3 miles	"National Trails and the Environment Agency have published 12 walks along different parts of the River Thames, all with level and wide paths, gentle slopes and rest areas".
		Cookham Village Circular	SL6 9QL (Nearest) SU8924385342	National Trails - see walk leaflet	2.5 km easy walk around Cookham Village and along the River Thames. There is also a 7.5 km Large Circular Route and a 2.5 km Lock Route.
		Stanley Spencer Gallery, Cookham	SL6 9SJ SU8971785335	Stanley Spencer Gallery	"The Gallery has disabled access and a lift up to the first floor, so there is no problem for wheelchairs. There is parking on the High Street with a few disabled slots"
4	Bourne End to West Wycombe	Bourne End Station	Bourne End and Spade Oak Lake SL8 5QH SU8946787256	Chilterns Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty	The Chilterns website has an "Walks, Rides and Countryside Activities" section - see "Access for All". Download Bourne End and Spade Oak Lake leaflet .
		Little Marlow Walks	SL8 5PS SU8944087632 Spade Oak Pub	Chilterns Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty See "Chiltern Country Little Marlow Walk"	Two walks in the Little Marlow area. 3 miles and 6 miles. Please study the walks leaflet well and be aware of the bull (and cattle) in the riverside field just south of Spade Oak. There is also access to the walks from the small public car park just south of The Spade Oak pub.
		West Wycombe Woodland Walk	HP14 3AR Chorley Road Car Park, West Wycombe SU8264994754	Chilterns Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty	2.5 mile stile free walk. Download walk details. Please read carefully and check the walk is suitable to your needs
		West Wycombe Park, Village and Hill	HP14 3AP Postcode is entrance to West Wycombe Park SU8278195657	National Trust	See West Wycombe Park Access Statement.
5	West Wycombe to Old Amersham	Downley Common	Parking at Commonside Postcode HP13 5YA & at Sunnybanks, Moor Lane, Downley HP13 5YP	Downley Common and Hunts Hill Walk.	2.8 mile stile free walk. Details of walk at Chilterns Area of Outstanding Beauty.
		Hughenden Manor	HP14 4LA SU8609695395 For Hughenden Manor Church and Disraeli's grave there's also parking at the church. Grid Ref. SU8650495523	National Trust	See "Hughenden Access Statement".
		Hughenden Manor There is also parking and access to this walk at Downley Common	HP14 4LA SU8609695395 For Hughenden Manor Church and Disraeli's grave there's also parking at the church. Grid Ref. SU8650495523 HP13 5YP SU8492895344	Chilterns Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty The Chilterns website has an "Walks, Rides and Countryside Activities" section - see "Access for All".	The Chilterns Conservation Board, with the support of the Chilterns Society"has produced a booklet entitled "Miles without Stiles in the Chilterns - 20 easy access walks 1.5 to 4.5 miles". Walk 13 is Hughenden Manor and Downley Common (2.5 miles) and takes in part of the route of the London Green Belt Way. Please read the leaflet carefully before planning a trip. Note: Some of this route is quite rough underfoot and there is one long steep climb up through the woods to Hughenden Manor.
		Little Missenden	HP7 0RA Postcode is of St John the Baptist Church. SU9208998970		Little Missenden is a beautiful village with lots to see in a small area. It has a music festival every year in October (now 62 years) and is often used as a setting for TV and Movies including Midsomer Murders. Parking is easy in the centre of the village and the surfaces are flat with two good pubs to visit. Below is an easy access walk from Amersham to Little Missenden which can be done in reverse.
		Amersham, at the entrance to Shardeloes	HP7 0RL SU9474897839	Chilterns Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty The Chilterns website has an "Walks, Rides and Countryside Activities" section - see "Access for All".	Amersham to Little Missenden stile free walk. The walks leaflet (see walk 10) states "Access Information: Level walk. The walk is suitable for all terrain pushchairs as the path is easy to negotiate and there are only a few gates to open. This walk can be also done the opposite way from Little Missenden to Amersham.
		Amersham Museum	HP7 0DP SU9565697363	Amersham Museum	For access and visitor facilities see LINK. Also see the Amersham.org.uk website for much more information on the Old Town.
6	Old Amersham to Chipperfield	Chenies Village Green	WD3 6ER Postcode is of St Michael's Church.	Chilterns Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty The Chilterns website has an "Walks, Rides and Countryside Activities" section - see "Access for All".	The Chilterns Conservation Board, with the support of the Chilterns Society has produced a booklet entitled "Miles without Stiles in the Chilterns - 20 easy access walks 1.5 to 4.5 miles". Walk 8 is Chenies & Chess Valley Walk via Latimer (2.25 miles) and takes in part of the route of the London Green Belt Way. Please read the leaflet carefully before planning a trip. Note: Some of this route is quite rough underfoot and there are some climbs.
		Flaunden	HP3 0PP Postcode is the Green Dragon Pub TL0138500772	Flaunden on Wikipedia - a small entry, but it should grow.	Scattered old village in the Chilterns - a village which moved location. Two pubs, the Green Dragon and the Bricklayers Arms. There are some level walks but no information yet.
		Chipperfield Common	WD4 9BS (postcode is the Two Brewers Inn) TL0436101634	Chilterns Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty	Parks Herts has a 1.6 km Easy Access Walk through Chipperfield Common.
7	Chipperfield to St Albans Abbey Station	Kings Langley		Three Rivers District Council	The Council has a section on improving access to Walking and Cycling
		This is a general website with lots of information about access and a list of walks, etc in Hertfordshire.	Each link at the website has a different access point for that activity.	Accessible Countryside / Hertfordshire This website does cover every county in England and Wales	As well as walk there is information on parks, nature reserves and more. I apologise as some of the links are broken, but I thought this was a useful addition.
		Verulamium Park, St Albans Also see AccessAble Guide.	AL1 2DL (Postcode is Westminster Lodge Leisure Centre) TL1436206530	St Albans City & District Council See Walking & Cycling Section of above website	More information about facilities is available at the EnjoyStAlbans website.
		Cathedral and Abbey Church of St Alban	AL1 1BY TL1457307029	See the St Albans Cathedral website.	Also see information on "access" at the the Cathedral.website
		St Albans, Visitor Information Centre	AL1 3DH Address of the start of the Samuel Ryder Trail TL1476609267	The Samuel Ryder Foundation	There is an "18 hole walk" around the city, entitled the Samuel Ryder Trail which takes in all the places associated with the founder of the Ryder Cup. Download leaflet. As this trails is mainly through the centre of the city, most if not all should be accessible.
		The Hypocaust	AL3 4SW TL1357106892	St Albans Museums	See "Facilities and Access" section
		Verulamium Museum	AL3 4SW TL1362707312	St Albans Museums	See "Facilities and Access" section
		St Albans Museum and Gallery	AL1 3DH TL1362707312	St Albans Museums	See "Facilities and Access" section
		St Albans Museum and Gallery	AL1 3DH TL1362707312	Visit St Albans	Guided Walks around St Albans including, history, Fishpool Street, a Monastery Revealed and Ghosts and Ghouls.The Tours usually cost a small fee.
8	St Albans Abbey Station to Hertford East Station	Alban Way For accessible points see the Alban Way Leaflet.	Note. Where our walk, London Green Belt Way, joins the Alban Way there is a steep set of steps up from the River Ver Path to the Alban Way. However, there are many other access points, so see the rest of the information on here.	Please read all the details on the Alban Way leaflet before planning any walk. Also see a second leaflet from Smallford.org with lots more about the Alban Way.. Also see Wikipedia for more information. Other websites: St Albans & District Council - report a fault on the Alban Way Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council	The Alban Way runs from between Cottonmill Lane and Westlers Bridge at Hatfield. It is 6.5 miles long. The leaflet states - "The Alban Way is a trail for cyclists and walkers along a former railway line. It is an important link in the local sustainable transport network and forms part of Route 61 of the Sustrans National Cycle Network. The Alban Way has a smooth surface, suitable for all users, with lighting at the Hatfield end. It has many access points, most of which are ramped or level. It provides a route for leisure, commuting and safe routes to school." Sustrans website states "Surface: Smooth and suitable for all users". IMPORTANT: This route does cross some roads, so please take care.
		Sopwell Nunnery Ruins	Accessible from Cottonmill Lane across flat grass. AL1 1HH OS Grid Ref. TL1496106401	Enjoy St Albans	"Disabled Access: Sopwell Nunnery is situated in a mainly level grassed area, but there is no path." Also see St Albans Museums.
		Mill Green Mill and Museum	AL9 5PD TL2401109749	Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council also see Mill Green Mill and Museum website.	Also see Council information on location.
		Cole Green Lane, Welwyn Garden City Cole Green Picnic Area at Letty Green	TL2644711817 AL7 3DJ (nearest) SG14 2NL TL2855211121 Postcode is Cowper Arms Public House	Discover Hertford See leaflet for details. Developed jointly by - Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council & East Herts Council	Cole Green Way, from Cole Green Lane at Welwyn to Cole Green Picnic Area at Letty Green. This is a disused railway line which has been converted to a cycling / walking route with a level surface. It is accessible with a RADAR key at Cole Green Lane and Cole Green Picnic Area at Letty Green. There is parking at Letty Green.
		Cole Green Picnic Area at Letty Green Hertford Town Football Club	SG14 2NL (Postcode is Cowper Arms Public House) TL2855211121 SG13 8EZ TL3200612051	Discover Hertford See leaflet for details. Developed jointly by - Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council & East Herts Council	Cole Green Way, from Cole Green Picnic Area at Letty Green to Hertford. This is a disused railway line which has been converted to a cycling / walking route with a level surface. It is accessible with a RADAR key at Cole Green Picnic Area at Letty Green and Hertford Town Football Club. There is parking at both Letty Green and Hertford Town FC.
		Hertford Town	SG14 1HR Postcode is the Council Building at Hertford Castle - please study links for access points TL3246912448	Hertford Town Council	The Town Council website used to have a page with lots of useful information for Disabled People. However, I'm unable to find this at present. In the meantime you can see what is available by visiting their website.
		Hertford Museum	SG14 1DT TL3264012695	Hertford Museum	Disabled parking is available on Bull Plain.
		Hertford Heritage Trail	Starts at Hertford Castle SG14 1HR TL3246912448	Hertford Town Council	Hertford Heritage Trail is walk around the town visiting 41 historical sites. See leaflet.
9	Hertford East Station to Cheshunt Station	Hertford & Ware Walks - Riverside Trail. 5.75 miles	Starts at Hartham Common.Car Park SG14 1QR TL3278413082	Accessible Countryside / Hertfordshire - see leaflet for this walk	The walk is described as "Moderate (flat, some unsurfaced paths)". However, it does not give details about accessibility. Please get more information by using the contacts at the links before embarking on this walk.
		Ware	SG12 9HW Postcode is Amwell End	See "Things to Do" section at Ware Town Council	No known points of accessibility but see Ware Town Council for further information.
		Lee Valley Walks	I have not added a start point as there are a lot of walks included.	Visit Lee Valley The Walks Section has lots of walks, some of which are suitable for disabled.	See "Access Guide" to Lee Valley Regional Park. Also, see Lee Valley Walk at Wikipedia.
		Rye House Gatehouse	EN11 0EH TL3857409953	Visit Lee Valley	See section on Rye House Gatehouse..
10	Cheshunt Station to Epping Station	Water-lily Wander around Bowyers Water - 2 miles.	Pindar car park Windmill Lane, Cheshunt, Herts, EN8 9AJ. TL3683602350	Visit Lee Valley	See link to walk at Visit Lee Valley and download leaflet (link broken) - states "Particularly suitable for disabled people and pushchairs".
		Dobbs Weir	EN11 0AY TL3854608154	Visit Lee Valley	Good accessibility. "There is a toilet block with a cubical for people with disabilities, which can be found in the car park opposite the Fish and Eels Public House."
		Broxbourne Old Mill & Meadows	EN10 6LX (nearest postcode) TL3719606871	Visit Lee Valley	According to VisitLeeValley. "The site has car parking and toilet facilities both of which are suitable for disabled people."
		Royal Gunpowder Mills at Waltham Abbey	EN9 1JY TL3755601147	www.royalgunpowdermills.com	For accessibility see website.
		Epping Forest District Museum, Waltham Abbey	EN9 1EL TL3836200553	Epping Forest District Council Museum Website	Good accessibility, see Visitor Information.
		Gunpowder Park, Sewardstone Road, Waltham Abbey	EN9 3GP TQ3859199333	Visit Lee Valley	Website states "All areas accessible to disabled visitors"
		Rammey Marsh	EN3 6JN (nearest postcode) TQ3711498766	Visit Lee Valley	Rammey Ramble, 1 mile.
		Sewardstone Marsh	E4 7RQ Postcode is Godwin Clos TQ3809598035	Visit Lee Valley	Some accessibility with surfaced paths. The best access point is from the west end of Godwin Close - see map link on post code to left.
		High Beach, Epping Forest	IG10 4AE TQ4128998214	City of London The City of London website has a "Walking and Running" section with 9 different waymarked trails through Epping Forect. However, not all are suitable for people with a disability. You can download a leaflet of each at the link above.	"High Beach has been a centre for public recreation for over 150 years and is still popular today. There are excellent views from some of the car parks and the easy-access path starts near the Epping Forest Visitor Centre, Nursery Road, High Beach. This path is firm-surfaced and winds for half a mile through the trees, providing a splendid opportunity to view the woodland here. It has frequently placed seats. A descriptive leaflet gives features of interest to be seen from the path. There is level ground suitable for picnicking nearby, and there are refreshments and toilet facilities (including a disabled toilet) in the area."
11	Epping Station to Chipping Ongar	Chipping Ongar	CM5 9JG TL5524603130 Postcode is Budworth Hall	Budworth Hall Also see information on Chipping Ongar at: Epping Forest District Council Wikipedia	Budworth Hall is at the centre of the town. There is disabled parking adjacent. Potentially many short walks around and near the town which are level. Things to see here include: Epping & Ongar Railway, with access for disabled.CM5 9BM St Martins Church Chipping Ongar Mott & Bailey Castle CM5 9JJ Grenstead Church is nearby and on the route before Chipping Ongar.(Church website) CM5 9LD
12	Chipping Ongar to Hutton Village	Blackmore Village Green	CM4 0RT TL6035401867	Village entry on Wikipedia	Very picturesque old village with lots to see here. No information yet on accessible walks in this area yet
		Hutton Country Park, Wash Road	CM13 1TA TQ6328795943 Nearest Postcode	Brentwood Borough Council	There is parking and access to Hutton Country Park Local Nature Reserve at Wash Road. There are no public toilets. Also, see Accessibility.
13	Hutton Village to Thames Chase Forest Centre	Thorndon Country Park North, Countryside Centre	CM13 3RZ TQ6077091447	Essex Wildlife Trust Thames Chase Community Forest Healthy Life Essex has a good map and information on other nearby sites (Hartswood & Warley Gap) which are also on the route of the London Green Belt Way.	See Facilities and Accessibility at LINK.
14	Thames Chase Forest Centre to Chafford Hundred Station	Thames Chase Forest Centre (Broadfields Farm)	RM14 3NS TQ5829686171	Forestry Commission Thames Chase Community Forest also see Access Programmes section	The Forest Centre has "an inviting entrance porch leads visitors to an airy and spacious interior, where you will find the cafe, shop, exhibition, toilets and glazed link to the Broadfields Barn. There are also many level walks around the grounds which cover 140 acres, plus areas to picnic.
		Cranham Marsh Nature Reserve	The Chase, Cranham RM14 3BY TQ5717386094 Park Drive, Upminster RM14 3AU TQ5671685896	Thames Chase Essex Wildlife Trust	For access information see the two links to the left.
		Belhus Woods Country Park	RM15 4XJ	Explore Essex Thames Chase Community Forest	Reasonable level site and good access for wheelchair users. Disabled toilets.
		Mardyke Valley	See Davy Down below for access point.	Thurrock Council - also see Mardyke Woods on the Thames Chase website	The London Green Belt Way follows the Mardyke Path from Ship Lane, just south of Aveley to Davy Down (see below).
		Davy Down	RM16 5UL TQ5926880026	Thames Chase Community Forest Also see the Davy Down website for more information.	The Davy Down website states - "All the footpaths are suitable for wheelchair users. Seasonal variations should be considered before visiting as flooding can affect the path along the River Mardyke in particular. Seating is located every 200 meters and a change of surface highlights the location of resting points for visually impaired visitors. All seating areas are surfaced and designed to enable wheelchair users to sit next to family and friends. Please phone or email for more detailed information."
		Warren Gorge	Chafford Gorges Visitor Centre RM16 6RW TQ5993879367	Essex Wildlife Trust Thurrock Council Thames Chase	See access details at the three links on the left.
		Chafford Hundred Station	RM16 6QQ TQ5893978774	National Rail	See link to National Rail for access.
		X80 bus service from Chafford Hundred Station	Chafford Hundred Station RM16 6QQ TQ5893978774	London Bus Routes
		Push bike service to cross Queen Elizabeth II Bridge to Kent		UK Gov	See link to UK Gov, on the left, for all details
15	Stone Crossing Station to Dartford Station	Stone Crossing Station	DA9 9AR TQ5742574927		See link to station for disabled access. No information yet on path to Dartford
16	Dartford Station to Shoreham Station	Dartford Station	DA1 1BP TQ5429074345		See link to station for disabled access.
		Central Park	Lots of different access points	Explore Kent Dartford Borough Council has a leaflet on a "wheelchair accessible" walk around town centre and Central Park.	Explore Kent link states "This park and open space has well surfaced routes suitable for visitors with pushchairs and/or wheelchairs, and has no width restricting features, such as stiles or non RADAR kissing gates".
		Brooklands Lakes	DA1 1LN	The paths around Brooklands lake are also accessible from Central Park via Princes Tunnel. However, not all are wheelchair accessible.	See Dartford Council "Wonderful Walks" section.
		Farningham	DA4 0DP(postcode is The Lion pub) TQ5459267056	Farningham on Wikipedia	Picturesque and historic village in Kent on the River Darent. There is accessibility around the centre of the village, but no information on walks yet.
		Eynsford Castle	DA4 0AA TQ5418565773	Darent Valley
		Eynsford Village	DA4 0AE Postcode is Riverside Tea Room	Eynsford Parish Council	Pretty, historic, riverside village. Lots of information about village and surrounding area at Eynsford Parish Council website. Pretty, flat walk along Riverside
		Eagle Heights, Hulberry Farm, Lullingstone Lane	DA4 0JB For SAT NAV please use DA4 0AE, then follow instructions on website.	NOTE: The gravel lane up to Hulberry Farm from Lullingstone Lane is a steep climb.	Eagle Heights Bird of Prey & Wildlife Park. It is reached turning right up a gravel lane, off Lullingstone Lane, shortly after passing under Lullingstone Viaduct. The venue website states "fully accessible to disabled ..."
		Lullingstone Roman Villa	DA4 0JA TQ5302265079	English Heritage For accessibility see Visitor Information on website. Also see entry on Visit Kent website. Also see Roman Darent Valley	"Shop: Easy access. Toilets: Disabled toilets in main building. Visitor toilets in car park. Refreshments: Self service Tea Bar. Picnic area. Access to building: Disabled access to both floors via lift. Grounds: On concrete and smooth grass. Visually Impaired Visitors Interactive exhibits. Sound and Light show has audio. Low light levels throughout building. Hearing Impaired Visitors Sound and Light show has English subtitles. Hearing loop available."
		Lullingstone Castle and The World Garden	DA4 0JA TQ5292864410	Lullingstone Castle & The World Garden Also see Darent Valley website	One of the UK's oldest family homes with an amazing World Garden. See visitor information on website for more information.
		Lullingstone Country Park	DA4 0JF TQ5263763798	Explore Kent Also see Kent County Council website. This has visitor information and walking trails	"Disabled parking bays and toilets. River path route suitable for wheelchairs. Classroom, conference room."
		Castle Farm and "The Hop Shop".	TN14 7UB TQ5247163571	Castle Farm	Lots of information and events at the farm website, plus award winning "The Hop Shop"
		Shoreham Village	TN14 7SE TQ5206361648	See Shoreham on Wikipedia Also see Shoreham Aircraft Museum, and The Mount Vineyard	Some short walks through this pretty riverside village. The footpath along the river is accessible by going north from the bridge along Darenth Way and past Water House. No map of routes yet.
17	Shoreham Station to Westmore Green, Tatsfield	Shoreham Station	TN14 7RT TQ5259261499	National Rail	See National Rail website for details.
		Otford Village Car Park	TN14 5PQ (Postcode is Otford Village Memorial Hall, just next to the car park.)	See Otford on Wikipedia	Lots to see around this historic village - the Old Palace, Model of the Solar System, Beckett's Well, Duck Pond, Otford Heritage Centre and more. Almost all are accessible. No map of routes yet.
18	Westmore Green, Tatsfield to Merstham Station	Westmore Green, Tatsfield	TN16 2AG Postcode is Ye Old Ship TQ4132856827	Ye Olde Ship Also see Tatsfield Village	Westmore Green is flat with a pond in the centre. There is the pub, a restaurant / guest house a post office / shop and a village hall. The pub is cyclist and walker friendly and has a large beer garden. disabled people
		Botley Hill Farmhouse	CR6 9QH TQ3949255552	Botley Hill Farmhouse	Pub / restaurant and micro-brewery. See "Accessibility".
		Titsey Park	RH8 0SD TQ4069455108	Titsey Park Estate	See the Details / Prices section for accessibility details.
19	Merstham Station to Box Hill and Westhumble Station	Merstham Station	RH1 3ED TQ2915453290	National Rail	See link to left for details.
		Gatton Park	RH2 0TW Map is at entrance TQ2748952836	Visit Surrey	See Visit Surrey for information.
		Reigate Hill - National Trust	RH2 0HX TQ2630852350	Surrey County Council	The Surrey County Council website has a list of "Easy Walks" including one at Reigate Hill. There is also an easy 3.5 km circular walk from the car park around Gatton Park - see leaflet.
		Headley Heath	KT18 6NN (nearest) TQ2054653802	National Trust	Parking and Catering Van at postcode and grid ref. There are 3 walks at the link but very little accessible details. "Most paths on Headley Heath are reasonably flat, so long as you avoin the steep valley in the middle of the Heath. The NT car park opposite Headley cricket pitch has a mobile catering van"
		Box Hill	KT20 7LB Post code is Visitor Centre & car park TQ1785251337	National Trust - see Facilities and Access	"Accessible paths to Box Hill viewpoint and along length of North Downs Way, designated parking, toilets, level entrance to shop and cafe." There are other walks but not all are accessible.
		Stepping Stones National Trust Car Park	RH5 6AE (nearest) TQ1711151353	I can't find much on this, but the link to TripAdvisor may explain why.	No information on this yet.
		Denbies Wine Estate	RH5 6AA TQ1657351143	Denbies Wine Estate	Disabled parking & disabled access throughout. The vineyard website has an "Access Statement".
20	Box Hill and Westhumble Station to East Clandon	Box Hill and Westhumble Station	RH5 6BT TQ1674851869	National Rail	See link to left for details.
		Westhumble Chapel	RH5 6AY TQ1599051947	Geograph Also see Historic England	No access information yet, but you can watch a short video at YouTube.
		Denbies Hillside	RH5 6SR TQ1418850386	National Trust	Info at Nation Trust website. Also, see Trip Advisor for reviews.
		Francis Corner, at Coombe Lane Car Park, Shere	TQ0768849626 KT24 6ES (nearest)	Surrey County Council	There is parking and a 3.5 mile walk with map on the Surrey CC website. Much of this walk is along the route of the London Green Belt Way stage 20.
		West Hanger Car Park, Staple Lane	GU5 9TE (nearest) Post code is Old Scotland Farm. TQ0701749339	Shere Woodlands at Surrey County Council.	There is access from car park into West Hanger Nature Reserve along North Downs Way (NDW). London Green Belt Way follows NDW west for half a mile before turning north. This half mile is flat, but can get muddy.
		Silent Pool - is just half a mile south of the route at the bottom of the North Downs	GU5 9BW TQ0596248451	Surrey County Council - "Easy Walks" There is also the Silent Pool Gin Distillery here.	Silent Pool & Sherbourne Pond - is on the A25 just west of Shere, it has parking, some accessibility and short walk. A mile west of here along the A25 at Newlands Corner there are refreshments and accessible toilets. Newlands Corner also has a 625m easy access walk with one rest point.
21	East Clandon to Walton Bridge	East Clandon Village	GU4 7RY (Postcode is the Queens Head Pub) TQ0594751664	eastclandon.org.uk	Beautiful old village. No information about accessibility. The village website is great and has an on-line stroll through the heart of the village.
		Hatchlands Park, East Clandon and just off the route.	GU4 7RT TQ0668452099	National Trust	The National Trust website for Hatchlands Park does have information about accessibility.The National Trust website has some walks see link.
		Ripley Village and Ripley Green	GU23 6AN Post code is Ripley Guitars in the middle of the village TQ0522256813	See entry at Visit Surrey	No information yet on accessible walks. However, many places around the village and the green are potentially accessible. Send & Ripley Museum does have accessibility. Also see the Send and HistorySociety website for more information on the village.
		River Wey Navigation (National Trust)	GU23 6QW TQ0534259223 Pyrford Lock KT15 2DS TQ0550463099 New Haw Lock KT13 8LP (The Old Crown pub) TQ0726065551 Thames Lock, Weybridge	Surrey County Council. - "Easy walks around Surrey" IMPORTANT - See details of The River Wey navigations and study links in next column before visiting. Also see "Useful Information from the Wey Valley Website"	"Access to the towpath is possible from several locations between Godalming and Addlestone." However, there is little or no information about which locations. On researching the Internet I have found a few points which may provide accessibility: Pyrford Lock - parking and The Anchor pub with disabled access. New Haw Lock - parking and The White Hart bar and restaurant with disabled facilities and beer garden overlooking the canal. Thames Lock and around the park at Whittet's Ait - parking, information centre and nearby The Old Crown pub with accessible beer garden. Note: There is a steep ramped bridge over the canal at Thames Lock.
			Weybridge Point Car Park, Thames Street KT13 8NG TQ0750365749	See below for details of walk from here to Walton Bridge.	Car park near Shepperton Ferry on Weybridge side of River Thames. Flat walk from here along Thames and Desborough Cut to Walton Bridge. The Minnow and The Old Crown pubs are close by on Thames Street. There is also a cafe at Walton Bridge.
22	Walton Bridge to Hampton Court Maze	Thames Path, Walton Bridge	KT12 1QW TQ0926966444	Surrey County Council. - "Easy walks around Surrey" See details of The Thames Path Walk from Walton Bridge.	"A lovely walk upstream from Walton Bridge, along a level surfaced path towards the Shepperton Ferry. (Ferry not easily accessible)."
		Sunbury Park, Lower Sunbury	TW16 6AB TQ1080468613	Spelthorne Borough Council Also see Visit Surrey	Sunbury Park has the Walled Garden and the Sunbury Millennium Embroidery with a shop and cafe. There is disabled parking and accessibility.
		Garrick's Temple to Shakespeare	TW12 2EJ TQ1419969429	AccessAble.co.uk	Lots of information at AccessAble
		Bushy Park	Access is via Hampton Gate	AccessAble.co.uk The Royal Parks	The link to the AccessAble website has a huge amount of of accessibility information on most places in Bushy Park. Take time and study it. Many of the paths through Bushy Park are level and accessible, including those through the Woodland Gardens. The Royal Parks website has information about Disabled Access in the park. The Pheasantry Centre in the Woodland Gardens has disabled parking, a cafe, an information point, public toilets and an education & community room. There are beautiful level walks through the gardens. The Diana Car Park area has a refreshments point, some level walks around the ponds and public toilets nearby next to the childrens' playground and accessible from the car park. The Upper Lodge Water Gardens have been completely restored and opened to the public for the first time. It has Disabled Access but does not have its own car park. The nearest parking is at the main Hampton Hill Gate (5 minutes walk, but level access) or at the Pheasantry Welcome Centre (15 minutes away). You can also park at the Cobblers Walk car park (Grid Reference TQ1531170156) Note: Some of the grass paths on our route can be uneven, especially between Woodland Gardens and Bushy House, and around the Second World War memorials.
		Hampton Court to Kingston	KT8 9AU TQ1559968485		Flat circular walk form Hampton Court, via Thames Path, Kingston Bridge and Bushy Park. This walk can also be started from the Diana Car Park in Bushy Park
Full Route	Hampton Court Palace front door to the centre of Hampton Court Maze	Total Distance of 238.3 miles, plus bus journey of 6 miles to cross QE2 Bridge.