Enjoy a stroll from Boxgrove shops up to Merrow Downs and enjoy the scenery

A morning stroll to see the wildlife and countryside near the Wey Navigation in Send.

A walk beyond the High Street to discover the less well known stories of the town

Explore Shere, the Tillingbourne, and surrounding woodland

Babies (not Toddlers) are invited to enjoy a wander on Buggy friendly paths on Whitmoor

How fashion, decay, fire and commercial issues have shaped the buildings in High Street

Explore Whitmoor Common, boardwalk, marsh, pond, stream, woodland and heath

Between 1816 & 1872 the Wey & Arun Junction Canal formed the final link in a chain of inland waterways connecting London to the English Channel at Littlehampton; this walk introduces participants to a stretch of canal at Birtley, south of Bramley, which is being restored as a new visitor amenity.

The town's coaching inns and pubs were the heart of town life. Join this walk to discover this social side of our history.

Come and see a hidden nature gem on the edge of Guildford: Rosamund Community Garden is a 17acre organic no-dig garden, orchard and nature reserve. See our eco-build project and learn about our work to restore our north facing area of chalk grassland

This walk looks at how the exciting developments during Victoria's reign affected the people and the town

A moderately paced walk with some slopes and great views across the heathland

A walk to see the art displayed in the town centre and to discover the famous artists connected with the town

Explore Whitmoor Common, Perry Hill, St Mary’s Church, and the Merrist Wood campus.

Between 1816 & 1872 the Wey & Arun Junction Canal formed the final link in a chain of inland waterways connecting London to the English Channel at Littlehampton; this walk introduces participants to the route of the canal from its junction with the River Wey to Bramley, Surrey

Surprisingly, Guildford has a colourful history of rebels, criminals and the penalties they paid. Hear more on this walk

Bats are amazing! Come and learn about them and hopefully meet some of the locals in Guildford.

Guildford has been graced with celebrated visitors, including royalty, over the centuries due to its important position. The town has also had a copious number of local worthies and more than a few interesting scoundrels as well. This walk has something for everyone

A gentle stroll around Ockham Common to observe birds. Note: transport available from QE Park Baptist Church & Centre

Come and explore the River Wey in Shalford with Guildford Health Walks