Walks from Chesham, Buckinghamshire
🌿 Chalk stream valley, watercress beds, beech woodland, common land
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Chesham is an old chair-making town at the end of the London Underground’s Metropolitan line, sitting in the beautiful Chess Valley — a classic Chiltern chalk stream valley of watercress beds, ancient mills and quiet villages including Latimer and Sarratt.
An accessible Chiltern town reachable directly by London Underground, Chesham makes a surprisingly rural-feeling base for the Chess Valley — one of the prettiest and most overlooked chalk stream valleys within reach of London.
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Town centre car parks. Chesham station (London Underground Metropolitan line)
The Black Horse, La Fontana restaurant, Chesham Vale tearoom
- Chess Valley to Latimer & Sarratt
- Chiltern Way section
- South Bucks Way
- Chesham Bois Common
- Hodgemoor Wood
- Asheridge Farm circular
- All Buckinghamshire towns →
🗺 OS Map Reference
Walking around Chesham is covered by OS Explorer 172. Recommended for all routes in this area.
- Chiltern Way
- South Bucks Way





