Walks from Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire
🌿 Ancient beech woodland, chalk downland, canal towpath, common land
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Berkhamsted is a handsome Hertfordshire town with a ruined Norman castle and immediate access to the magnificent Ashridge Estate — 5,000 acres of ancient beech woodland and chalk downland managed by the National Trust, with Ivinghoe Beacon at its northern tip marking the start of the Ridgeway national trail.
A well-connected commuter town with direct rail access from London Euston, Berkhamsted makes an excellent Chiltern Hills walking base, with the Ashridge Estate offering some of the finest ancient woodland walking in southern England.
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Town centre car parks. Berkhamsted station (London Euston line)
The Gatsby restaurant, Akeman Street Tea Rooms (Tring), The Crystal Palace pub
- Ashridge Estate & Ivinghoe Beacon
- Grand Union Canal towpath
- Chiltern Way section
- Berkhamsted Common
- Frithsden Beeches
- Aldbury village circular
- All Hertfordshire towns →
🗺 OS Map Reference
Walking around Berkhamsted is covered by OS Explorer 181. Recommended for all routes in this area.
- Ridgeway (starts at Ivinghoe Beacon)
- Chiltern Way
- Grand Union Canal towpath





