A short 3.7 mile bimble around the ranges and tracks stretching from Donkey Town to west End in Surrey. Free parking can be found down numerous residential back roads along tehe route.
A nice pub, The Inn at West End can be found in West End, with the Hare and Hounds in Donkey Town itself.
An 8 mile out and back walk along the disused Meon railway. A flat easy route that could be walked or cycled. The route has many interesting features along the way and there are various pubs along the way that can be reached by dropping down off the railway into the nearby villages.
There are various free car parks along the trail.
An interesting 6 mile circular walk form Goring to Cray's Pond and back taking in a variety of terrain.
Free parking can be found on a quiet street in Cleeve with the footpath accessible at the far end.
Elvendon Priory can bee seen as well as Flint House.
A 5.5 walk from the Shepherd and Flock Roundabout following the River Wey to Waverley Abbey, a ruin of a former Cisterian abbey built in 1128.
Parking can be found on the roundabout itself, as can the pub which gives it it's name. There's also a surprising collection of houses in the roundabout.
This route included a short detour at the southern end to collect a couple of geocaches. You may want to discount this if you're not a cacher.
A 5 mile route from the picturesque village of Fingest, over the hills to Frieth before circling back round, via Skirmett back to Fingest. Free parking is available in Fingest opposite the pub (can get busy).
The initial steep climb up to Fingest Wood works up an appetite that can be rewarded in Frieth at the Prince Albert pub for those that can't complete the full circle. For the Stalwarts, there's a very pleasant walk around to The Frog, in Skirmett (I know) or the option to solider on to make it back to The Chequers Inn in Fingest.
A short 2 mile jaunt around the woods and tracks of Wick Hill near Finchampstead. Some nice houses to be seen on the route. The walk itself is pretty level and included 2 kissing gates. Car parking on Kiln Ride, near the Barbers.
A 4.2 mile walk around Abbotts Ann and Bulbury, passing close to the watercress beds and Pillhill Brook.
A 6.7 mile walk from Whitchurch Hill, across the hills to Goring and back along the Thames. The path along the Thames isn't flat though but rises slowly back up the hillside through Hartstock Woods, with some quiet spots perfect for a brew and lunch overlooking the river.
Free parking beside the village green in Whitchurch Hill.
A short, 3.7m pre-Sunday lunch walk taking in the Basingstoke Canal and Dogmersfield Park (now a Four Seasons hotel).
Nothing too hilly. Free roadside parking in the quaint village of Dogmersfield along with a good pub (booking advised at weekends).
A 6.8 Miles route around Penshurst and Chiddinstone Hoath. A mixture of terrain from sweeping hills and fields to woodland with a couple of steep areas and 2 roads to cross.
A pub is on the route.
