Walk start points in grid reference order

Last updated 01Mar2021 - Hambleden & Mill End changed

The table below shows the grid references for the start points of the walks we have organised, in order of grid reference.

The latitude and longitude for the actual start is shown for each point, bearing in mind that the grid reference addresses the bottom left (SW) corner of a 100-metre square, and so is not usually precise.

The what3words column is an alternative to the latitude and longitude, and refers to the system described at https://what3words.com which divides the earth into 3-metre squares and assigns each square a unique 3-word combination (e.g. walk.boot.lace, which is in Surrey); this is easier to remember than the latitude and longitude, and much more precise than a postcode. If you make a slight error with the words, e.g. walking.boot.lace, it should be obvious - the latter is in China. If you have a Smartphone you can use the what3words application to convert the words into something you can use with any of the navigation app(s) on the phone.

The link to Google Maps opens in a new tab and shows the position given by the latitude and longitude.

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