Staines to Windsor Thames Walk

Walks, England, Surrey, Runnymede
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Staines to Windsor Thames Walk

Staines, Surrey

by ozomene

  • 3hr 40m / 13.7km
  • 21

A riverside walk from Staines Bridge to Windsor & Eton Bridge via Dachet

  • Water feature
  • Public toilets
  • Public transport
  • Picnic spot
  • History
  • Child friendly

Walk preview

Map preview for Staines to Windsor Thames Walk
  1. Step 1: Start at Staines Station. Walk to the exit from platform 1 and take a left along the Station footpath until you reach the main road. Turn left and cross at the lights. Walk along the high street. Grab food or supplies if needed.

  2. Continue & cross the road at the crossing. The road turns onto the bridge on the left side.

    Step 2: Continue & cross the road at the crossing. The road turns onto the bridge on the left side.

  3. This is the view down river towards Laleham. Continue across and take the stairs on the left down to the tow path.

    Step 3: This is the view down river towards Laleham. Continue across and take the stairs on the left down to the tow path.

  4. At the bottom of the stairs turn right and walk under the bridge. Continue along the path, which is paved and wide.

    Step 4: At the bottom of the stairs turn right and walk under the bridge. Continue along the path, which is paved and wide.

  5. Cross over the wooden bridge. The path is more of a woodland walk and is no longer paved.

    Step 5: Cross over the wooden bridge. The path is more of a woodland walk and is no longer paved.

  6. This is a coal tax post. Here there are also signs advising of path closures. However, the path is open and used so we continued riverside.

    Step 6: This is a coal tax post. Here there are also signs advising of path closures. However, the path is open and used so we continued riverside.

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