All our walks on one interactive map
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We have an interactive Google maps showing every walk Click here or on the image above to view the map |
- Click on the image above to reveal the map.
- Zoom in or out of the map to find an area you would like to explore.
- Click on the green icon showing a walker to find the starting point for each walk.
- A box will appear on the left explaining how far the walk is with a brief description and a link to the walk page which contains directions, maps and GPS navigation files for those using smartphones.
The light blue shaded area on the map is the Hertfordshire boundary.
All our walks now have the distance added to the titles, so that you don't need to open them to find out how long they are. This change were suggested by regular users of this site, Jason and Carol, who have tried out many of the routes along with their dog Fred.
In October 2022 we added total elevation (the amount of climb involved) after receiving a suggestion from regular user, Craig. We now have a page listing walks by distance and climb.
How to use the map
- The left-hand icon in the blue bar below reveals the table of contents for the map.
- The square icon to the right opens the map in full screen.
- You can use the + and - signs on the map to zoom in
- Once you have zoomed in, click on the green walkers icon to reveal the walk details and find a link to the individual walk pages.
Map icons appearing on mobile devices
If you find the green walking icons we use for the start and finish points keep reappearing on the Google Maps app on your mobile device you can remove the 'layer' that makes them appear.![]() |
The green walking icon |
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The 'layers' icon |
As always, feedback welcome. Please use the comments form below.
Thanks
Dave (and Ellie) Brewer