South East England
This page covers Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, Hampshire, Isle of Wight, Kent, London, Oxfordshire, Surrey and Sussex
Disabled Access, Wheelchair walks, Easy Access, Access for All, Mobility, Walks on Wheels, Miles without Stiles, Buggy Walks - whatever the term the following is all about accessibility to the countryside and green spaces of South East England
These are general websites which have details of some accessible places or walks that may not be listed on our County pages.
Accessible countryside Hants CC - Many Walks and sites listed
Accessible Countryside in South Oxfordshire Map - Interactive map - find accessible countryside in South Oxfordshire
Accessibilty in White Cliffs Country - Details of accessible attractions etc.
Accessible Portsmouth - from Portsmouth City Council
Chilterns AONB Wheelchair / Buggy Walks - The interactive map can be filtered to show Pushchair/wheelchair walks
Coastal sites with surfaced trails - W. Sussex - Details and links for sites with surfaced trails in West Sussex
East Sussex Beaches - list and links to info
Easy walks around Surrey - 24 walks listed, with details.
Easy Countryside Trails - West Sussex - 14 routes - These routes have no barriers, such as stiles or steps. Some are designated easy access trails while others use existing rights of way, and may not be surfaced.
Free and Easy Guided Walks in Buckinghamshire - Simply Walk organises an extensive programme of free walks led by trained volunteers.
Lee Valley Regional Park - 40 routes - "Unless stated in the route information, routes are accessible for wheelchairs/pushchairs, however we would recommend that individuals check the listed terrain and narrative to ensure suitability to their own requirements."
Major parks and open spaces: London - Most of the Parks shown below offer facilities for people with disabilities. More information from the contacts shown.
Miles without Stiles in the Chilterns (20 walks) - 20 easy access walks 1½ to 4½ miles
New Forest - A selection of suitable walks complied by a local disability group
New Forest Accessible See and Do - Accessible attractions within The New Forest
Parks and Countryside Leaflets - Bracknell Forest Borough Accessible rural routes downloads
Stile Free Walks - The walks that are added to stilefree.co.uk are not all reviewed by us, and you are relying on the directions provided by the organisation that wrote them. Some of the walks are listed as buggy friendly or wheelchair accessible, whereas others just don’t have any stiles.
Short easy walks - Oxfordshire - The Countryside Service has produced a range of downloadable information leaflets of routes in Oxfordshire - check each area for easy walks.
Thems Path Walks for All - These are 12 easy, short walks by the River Thames that are likely to be suitable for people with reduced mobility, users of wheelchairs or mobility scooters and people with pushchairs and young families.
Walks For All leaflets - 24 'walks for all' from Kent County Council
Walks for All by the River Thames - These are 12 easy, short walks by the River Thames that are likely to be suitable for people with reduced mobility, users of wheelchairs or mobility scooters and people with pushchairs and young families. They range from near the river's source in the Cotswolds to Hampton Court on the edge of London.
Walks - Kent High Weald - a number of parent and toddler walks available for download
West Wycombe & Bradenham Walks - Suitable for pushchairs - see PDF for details
The Countryside 2011 website - wheelchair accessible events can be searched for - it covers the South East from 28th May - 12th June
Travel Dashboard - Traffic, Travel and Weather for the South East. Using widgets from trustworthy third party websites, this requires flash to be enabled and may be slower to load than a standard page.