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Berkhamsted Common

This 4.1 mile circular walk starts and ends at the rail station in Berkhamsted in the west of the county.

Nearly all of the walk is within the Chilterns Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and the first half of the route follows part of the Hertfordshire Way, the 195 mile long-distance path around the whole of Hertfordshire.

The walk includes ancient beech woods, open common land with long views, undulating agricultural land and several sites of historical interest. There are no stiles, but there are hills and muddy sections.

Berkhamsted Common Walk

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