Walking and Hiking around the Crown and Garter

This is excellent walking country, with walks taking in lovely views and some of the quietist parts of the county. By clicking on the links below you will be able to download detailed maps of the walks.

Local walks: Combe Gibbet walk 4.75 miles; Combe Gibbet walk 7 miles; Froxfield walk 4.4 miles; Great Bedwyn walk 5.5 miles; Great Bedwyn walk 7.5 miles; Hungerford Market walk / Hungerford Town walk / Hungerford walk 6 miles; Hungerford walk 7 miles; Inkpen walks 2.5 and 4 miles; Inkpen walks 4 & 5.5 miles; Kintbury walk 3.7 miles; Lambourn to Hungerford walk 7.5 miles; Lambourn - White Horse Hill to Ashdown 7.7 miles; Lambourn Valley Way 19 miles (split into 6 sections); Ramsbury walk 5 miles

Wayfarers Walk:

The Wayfarers Walk extends over 70 miles starting at Inkpen Beacon (The Test Way) and ending at Emsworth (The Sussex border path). The walk traverses Watership Down, the setting for Richard Adams' best selling book about a community of rabbits.

The Test Way:

This 44-mile walk starts high on the chalk downs at Inkpen carrying on down to Southampton Water.

Many of these walks start or finish in Inkpen, which makes an overnight stay at the Crown and Garter a real bonus. We can point you in the right direction and help you with packed lunches and nourishing meals at the end of your exertions.

You can find directions to the Crown & Garter by putting your postcode/starting address in the box below: