Walks you can reach from Reading Green Park by train
Berkshire · South East England
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Mortimer Station to Bramley Station (Berkshire)
5m direct from Reading Green Park.
Easy: 12km, gentle ascents. 3h30–5h30.
An essential walk! Little known but quietly wonderful. Beautiful rather than spectacular, in a humble English village pathways sort of manner. Mostly secluded.
Highlights: Remnants of Calleva Atrebatum (includes ruins ofthe original walls, and a large amphitheatre where gladiatorial combats entertained up to 7,000 people at a time) and St Mary the Virgin Church (on the site of a Roman temple).
Lunch stop: the Calleva Arms (1h30–3h in; excellent).
End-of-walk reward: the Bramley Inn.
Mortimer Station to Aldermaston Station (Berkshire)
5m direct from Reading Green Park.
15km. 4h.
Gentle farmland, clear stream, Roman earthworks and walls, Scots pine woods, gorse and birch commons, and river weirs. Can be muddy.
Documented by the Saturday Walkers Club.
Mortimer Station to Midgham Station (Berkshire)
5m direct from Reading Green Park.
19km.
Gentle farmland, Roman earthworks, pine woods, commons, river weirs, and short canalside towpath. Can be muddy.
A shorter variant of Mortimer to Aldermaston – documented by the Saturday Walkers Club.
Mortimer Station to Theale Station (Berkshire)
5m direct from Reading Green Park.
22km.
Gentle farmland, Roman earthworks, pine woods, commons, river weirs, and canalside towpath. Can be muddy.
A longer variant of Mortimer to Aldermaston – documented by the Saturday Walkers Club.
Reading Station to Henley-on-Thames Station (Berkshire)
7m direct from Reading Green Park.
16km.
Flat Thames towpath, riverside parks, wooded sections, pasture fields, meadows, and riverside gardens. Flood risk sections.