Bromley Circular Walks
125 km / 78 miles
A series of inter-linking circular walks in the rural southern fringes of the London Borough of Bromley in two sets based on (Pack One) Nash (5.2 miles), Leaves Green (6.5 miles), Farnborough (4.5 miles), Cudham (7.5 miles), Berrys Green (7.5 miles), Biggin Hill (7 miles), and Green Street Green (7.5 miles) and (Pack Two) Jubilee Park (1.4 miles), St Mary Cray (2.2 miles), Bromley Common (4 miles), Petts Wood (4 miles), St Pauls Cray (4 miles), Three Commons (5 miles), Chelsfield (5.5 miles) and Cray Riverway (Bromley) (6 miles).
Summaries of the routes are on the links and in more detail in the Definitive Walking Guide publication, that also includes a schematic of all these routes, and also online on the TfL website link.
The village of Downe visited on some of the routes was the home of Charles Darwin, where he wrote 'On the Origin of Species' and World Heritage Site status is being sought for this area, shown on the inset map. Full details, leaflets and mapping are available with free downlaods on the 'Darwin at Downe' website, that also provides links to Audio Trails and Podscrolls.
The London LOOP passes through High Elms Country Park nearby.
Connected Paths:
Details:
| Waymark: | Name on green/yellow disc; oak leaf/acorn logo | |
| Attributes: | Easy; World Heritage Site; Heritage | |
| Start and Finish: | Various |
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| Web Sites: | TfL Walking Route Finder | |
| Darwin at Downe WHS |
Maps:
| Ordnance Survey Maps: | |
| OS Landranger: | 177, 187, 188 |
| OS Explorer: | 147, 148, 162 |
| OS Explorer Active: | 147, 148, 162 |
Publications, Badges and Certificates:
| Folder: | Bromley Circular Walks & Trails: Pack One (Bromley Countryside Ranger Service - 2000) |
| Folder: | Bromley Circular Walks & Trails: Pack Two (Bromley Countryside Ranger Service - 2000) |
| Paperback: | London: The Definitive Walking Guide (Cicerone Press - 2002) |