Best walks to or from Camberley

Camberley Station to Frimley Station

A simple, leafy suburban walk using mostly quiet residential roads and easy to follow. Long ramps up and down at the footbridge over the M3. Brackendale Road has no footpath and some blind bends.

Easy: 3km, moderate ascents.

Brackendale Road has no footpath and blind bends, so keep to the edges and watch for traffic.

Documented by Slow Ways — download GPX route

Bracknell Station to Camberley Station

A direct route mainly on pleasant, wide, traffic-free wooded tracks and heathland through Swinley Forest and the MOD training area and with pavements in the urban sections at each end. The forest tracks are gravel and can be muddy with areas of waterlogging; no stairs. Passes close to the Bronze Age barrow at Bill Hill and the Lookout Discovery Centre and South Hill Park Arts Centre (both with cafés and toilets). Small detours possible to Caesar's Camp Iron Age hill fort and Surrey Heath Museum.

Easy: 10km, moderate ascents.

The central forest section can be muddy with areas of waterlogging.

Lunch: Cafés and toilets at the Lookout Discovery Centre and South Hill Park Arts Centre near the route; town-centre shops and cafés at both ends.

Documented by Slow Ways — download GPX route

Sandhurst Station to Camberley Station

Easy: 5km, gentle ascents.

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Blackwater Station to Camberley Station

A straight, rather unappealing route between two adjoining towns, mostly along the A30 footpath next to a busy London road. Easy to follow and flat, suitable for a wheelchair and with a wooden bridge over the Blackwater River. The complicated 'Meadows' roundabout junction at Blackwater involves several signal-controlled crossings.

Easy: 2km, moderate ascents.

The route runs alongside the busy A30 for most of the way and negotiates the complicated 'Meadows' roundabout junction at Blackwater with several signal-controlled crossings.

Documented by Slow Ways — download GPX route