Hiking routes around Staines

Thames Path passes through Staines: 2 sections with 318 km mapped in all, 55 km of them within 15 km. European long distance path E2 west passes through Staines: 56 sections with 4,093 km mapped in all, 43 km of them within 15 km. Of the routes listed here, the longest is Shakespeare's Way, 172 km long. Regional routes account for the largest share: 204 of the 490 km of waymarked route within 15 km. Most of the 36 local routes are short walks: 22 of them are under 10 km. TfL looks after 3 of the 12 routes listed here.

• Thames PathNational · TP · 2 sections55 km within 15 km · 318 km in allNational Trails
• European long distance path E2 westInternational · E2 · 56 sections43 km within 15 km · 4,093 km in allEuropean Ramblers Association
• London Outer Orbital PathRegional · LOOP · 24 sections37 km within 15 km · 244 km in all · Erith to PurfleetTfL Transport for London
• Grand Union Canal WalkRegional · 7 sections34 km within 15 km · 273 km in all
• Colne Valley TrailLocal20 km within 15 km · about 30 km in all · Rickmansworth to Colnbrook
• Shakespeare's WayRegional19 km within 15 km · 172 km in all
• London LOOP (Section 9)Regional · LOOP · 4 sections17 km within 15 km · Kingston Bridge to Hatton CrossTfL
• Three Castles PathRegional17 km within 15 km · 98 km in all
• Beeches WayLocal15 km within 15 km · about 26 km in all · Cookham to West Drayton
• Capital RingRegional · 16 sections14 km within 15 km · 125 km in allTfL
• London LOOP (Section 11)Regional · LOOP · 4 sections13 km within 15 km · Hayes & Harlington to UxbridgeTfL
• Hillingdon TrailLocal12 km within 15 km · about 29 km in all · Cranford to Harefield

Each name opens the route on Waymarked Trails.

• Routes from Waymarked Trails, which draws the hiking routes mapped on OpenStreetMap (data © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL); counted on Oct 19, 2026.
• Only routes someone has mapped as a route on OpenStreetMap are counted. Signposted paths no one has mapped, and walks without waymarks, are not.
• Lengths within 15 km are measured on Waymarked Trails’ simplified lines and take in a route’s branches and variants; a path two routes share counts for each. A route’s length in all follows its main line along the mapped ways, and those marked “about” come from the simplified lines.

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