Hertfordshire Walks

Sarratt Walks & Route Maps

Sarratt walk, Hertfordshire
Sarratt · Photo: Local Walks Team

The beautiful Chess Valley provides the perfect backdrop for these walks from Sarratt, with each route revealing more of this scenic corner of Hertfordshire. From a gentle village stroll to a demanding countryside hike.

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Walk information

Sarratt Walk 1

Walk distance
1¼ miles
Time
30 mins
Route type
Circular

This first route option is a short and simple circular stroll from the little village of Sarratt.

There's a bit of open countryside and a short stroll through some woodland, but the highlight of this one is the wonderful and charming country pub in the village.

Refreshments:

The Boot, Sarratt

Sarratt Walk 1 4.0 Ratings and reviews 1 rating

Based on 1 user rating

Community feedback

Overall rating4.0

A very popular walk

Dog friendly3.0 / 5
Path condition5.0 / 5
Buggy friendly4.0 / 5
Wheelchair friendly4.0 / 5
Toilet facilities1.0 / 5
Pub or café4.0 / 5
Route accuracy4.0 / 5
ClimbingTotally level
LivestockNo livestock
StilesNo stiles
Mud levelBoots recommended

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Walk information

Sarratt Walk 2

Walk distance
3¾ miles
Time
2 hours
Route type
Circular

This second route is a longer and more strenuous adventure from the village of Sarratt.

You'll enjoy the simple stroll from the first route, but this option also has an additional loop that descends down the steep hill into the Chess Valley.

You'll experience fabulous views on the way down the hill and then you'll stroll through the nature-filled valley and explore the twisted Mount Wood before working your way back up to the village and it's cosy country pub.

Refreshments:

The Boot, Sarratt

The Cock Inn, Sarratt

Sarratt Walk 2 4.6 Ratings and reviews 18 ratings · 10 reviews

Based on 18 user ratings

Community feedback

Overall rating4.6

An outstanding walk

Dog friendly4.6 / 5
Path condition3.8 / 5
Buggy friendly1.3 / 5
Wheelchair friendly1.2 / 5
Toilet facilities1.7 / 5
Pub or café3.8 / 5
Route accuracy4.9 / 5
ClimbingSome climbing
LivestockSome livestock
StilesA stile or two
Mud levelMay be muddy after wet weather

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First-hand experiences

User reviews

Walker review

I say stiles but more gates. Not suitable for buggies or wheelchairs unless properly adapted due to the hills at the start/finish.

Walker review

Lovely walk...challenge to take it anticlockwise but well worth it!

Walker review

Walked this a few tomes with our dog. Lots to look at and a very steep hill at the beginning/end. Lovely walk though.

Walker review

Thoroughly enjoyed this walk, as did doggo - mostly off lead, bit there were a couple of roads and cow fields. We did it on August bank holiday Sunday and it wasnt too busy. We had Sunday lunch at the Cock Inn which was amazing and good value for money. ...Its our first time using the app and it worked a treat! We took a small detour to find the Mill House and got some unexpected blackberry picking as a reward. It was easy enough to navigate back to the route thanks to the GPS and the map!

Walker review

Lovely walk, riverside views, very peaceful

Walker review

First time using the app. Worked really well and we followed the route perfectly.

Walker review

Loved this walk, lovely views and great for the dogs as they were mostly off lead. Will definitely do it again!

Walker review

Really enjoyed this walk with our two children. Varied enough to keep them interested: woods, a ford, ponies, cows, alpacas, a big hill etc. A new favourite.

Walker review

Absolutely loved this walk. Some of the views were breathtaking. Seeing the alpacas, red kited and cows was also lovely. Will definitely do it again.

Walker review

Beautiful walk in our local area, that we didn’t know about!Just perfect for kids and dogs. Ponies, butterflies, woodpeckers and kites all spotted along the beautiful river chess. Take a picnic and a fishing net and stop at the Cock Inn on the way back. Perfect walk.

Walk information

Sarratt Walk 3

Walk distance
5¾ miles
Time
3 hours
Route type
Circular

This third route is an extension of the second route for those of you with some more time and energy for your adventure around Sarratt.

Once you get down into the Chess Valley, instead of visiting the Mount Wood, you'll embark on a longer walk that takes you back up a hill to the village of Chenies and then back down the hill for a long walk through the beautiful Chess Valley before a steep climb back up towards Sarratt.

Refreshments:

The Boot, Sarratt

The Cock Inn, Sarratt

The Red Lion, Chenies

Sarratt Walk 3 4.8 Ratings and reviews 4 ratings · 1 review

Based on 4 user ratings

Community feedback

Overall rating4.8

An outstanding walk

Dog friendly5.0 / 5
Path condition3.5 / 5
Buggy friendly1.8 / 5
Wheelchair friendly1.0 / 5
Toilet facilities2.3 / 5
Pub or café3.5 / 5
Route accuracy5.0 / 5
ClimbingSome climbing
LivestockLivestock likely
StilesA stile or two
Mud levelBoots recommended

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First-hand experiences

User reviews

Walker review

Fabulous walk in the countryside. Would recommend wearing trousers as a few paths had stinging nettles along them. Good parking. Will get muddy in the winter. Dog loved the river crossings. Would do the walk again. ...

Walk information

Sarratt Walk 4

Walk distance
7½ miles
Time
4 hours
Route type
Circular

This final route option is basically an epic adventure in the Chess Valley for those of you that want a real work out while exploring this beautiful undulating area of Hertfordshire and Buckinghamshire countryside.

The route itself is basically the same as the third route, but this walk takes you further to the west, exploring the West Woods and reaching the pretty village of Latimer, before starting to head back on a long walk through the glorious Chess Valley.

Refreshments:

The Boot, Sarratt

The Cock Inn, Sarratt

The Red Lion, Chenies

Train Station:

Chalfont & Latimer

Sarratt Walk 4 5.0 Ratings and reviews 4 ratings · 1 review

Based on 4 user ratings

Community feedback

Overall rating5.0

An outstanding walk

Dog friendly3.5 / 5
Path condition4.5 / 5
Buggy friendly1.8 / 5
Wheelchair friendly1.0 / 5
Toilet facilities3.3 / 5
Pub or café4.5 / 5
Route accuracy4.8 / 5
ClimbingSome climbing
LivestockSome livestock
StilesA few stiles on route
Mud levelBoots recommended

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First-hand experiences

User reviews

Walker review

Nice easy walk, fairly flat crossing streams and ponds on the way. Plenty of places to stop for a picnik, and a farmer selling ice creams on the way too.

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Expanded route map for Sarratt Walk 2, a 3.75 mile circular walk in Hertfordshire