Walks from Sandhurst
Berkshire · South East England
MapBeautiful walks starting or ending at Sandhurst Station.
Alternatively, view walks you can reach directly from Sandhurst by train.

Wokingham to Sandhurst
Skilfully avoids the busy roads around Wokingham, leading through quiet roads, fields and forest footpaths, mostly tree-shaded and largely flat. The off-road paths have uneven surfaces with one steep downhill gully; the later section can be very muddy when wet and rutted and full of tree roots. Briefly follows the Blackwater Valley Path, the Three Castles Path, and passes Simons Wood and the Gorrick Plantation.
Woodland: two fifths under tree cover.
Finchampstead Ridges (National Trust)
Time: 4h (2h30 walking, 1h30 lunch)
Warnings: Follows a busy road for a sixth of the walk. A few sections require walking along narrow lanes with no footpath and crossing busy roads where the footpath runs out. The start of the off-road path is hard to find and unsigned. Can be muddy.
Walk details: Slow Ways.

Sandhurst to Crowthorne
Roads from station, gravel-pit lakes, nature reserves, country lanes, mixed woodland, heathland and pine woods.
Time: 5h (3h30 walking, 1h30 lunch)
Source: A variant of Blackwater to Wokingham (Saturday Walkers Club).

Sandhurst to Wokingham
Roads from station, Horseshoe Lake circuit, fields, pine woodland, heathland, golf course, soft fruit farms and market town.
Time: 5h (3h30 walking, 1h30 lunch)
Source: A variant of Blackwater to Wokingham (Saturday Walkers Club).

Sandhurst to Wokingham
Roads from station, gravel-pit lakes, nature reserves, country lanes, mixed and pine woodland, heathland, golf course, soft fruit farms and historic market town.
Time: 7h (5h30 walking, 1h30 lunch)
Source: A variant of Blackwater to Wokingham (Saturday Walkers Club).

Crowthorne to Sandhurst
Pine woods, heathland, lakes and flooded gravel pits, riverside meadows and town roads.
Time: 5h (3h30 walking, 1h30 lunch)
Warnings: Flood risk in places.
Source: A shorter variant of Crowthorne to Blackwater via Eversley Cross (Saturday Walkers Club).