I liked this route and enjoyed the amount of greenery for a suburban London Slow Way....

Dan Barron

It's a strong suburban route that I would give 4 stars to if it wasn't for part of the route going through a dark tunnel....

danravenellison

The B377 Feltham/Ashford Road is a little tedious until the path diverges from the road into a meadow. On the other side of the park, Uxbridge Road is quite busy and difficult to cross but there are gaps in the traffic! Leitrim Park leads towards Pevensey Road Nature Reserve where you take a sharp left onto a newly surfaced path and under the railway....

JohnMyerson

Walking out of WoT to the river is along quiet well-to-do suburbs. Along and over the river is also lovely, I stopped for lunch in the Marina café which I can recommend....

Strider

The first two-thirds is along fairly green residential streets (photo #2) with wide pavements (photo #3, #4), although these were again full of cars (photo #5)....

Derick Rethans

Then another short section along residential roads brings you to Ashford station (photo #6)....

Derick Rethans

Otherwise, It is a straightforward route that is easy to follow and uses pavements and tarmacked paths. At the Stanwell Moor end I do love the river that runs along the residencial Hithermoor road (see photo under review of stahou)....

Aamwalk

Then you follow a residential road into Ashford ending at the rail station....

Aamwalk

Ashford is a major connecting node in the Slow Ways network, where a number of green belt routes pass through, but it does sprawl with limited ‘off road’ options, especially on the London side. Setting off from Ashford station, the Ashford end can’t really be changed: it’s along busy B roads, mostly wide pavements, albeit with some pavement parking, which is the general way it seems nowadays. From here there’s a mix of grassy path and pavement as far as Walton Bridge....

Jane Taylor

This route uses an all year ferry across the Thames at Shepperton. It costs £3 - you can pay on board or at the coffee shop on the Shepperton side. If ferry is not running, or you don’t want to use it, I suggest that from Shepperton you walk to Walton bridge and cross there (I’ll probably put this in as a route option for Ashford to Walton.) Then you can walk to Weybridge on the south side of the river....

Jane Taylor

To address the poor mapping across the roundabout at Sunbury. On approach you can see the underpass where it is open in the middle of the roundabout so you know there is one, but yes, the entrances are not well marked....

Strider

Stanwell Moor is very quiet, I'd walked from Iver to Ashford via Stanwell making this a lovely station to station walk. No specific barriers to wheels but the path past Stains Reservoir is very narrow....

Strider

There are some frustrations - it’s not possible to avoid the B377 at Ashford - but there is a lot of green on this route and some is splendid - skylarks at St Dunstan’s meadow, butterflies at Hounslow Heath - awesome!...

Jane Taylor

I have a concern about the roughly drawn route-line at Sunbury, which - being a bit astray - does not in my opinion make it sufficiently clear to use the underpass to cross between the town and the railway station. This will be more likely to cause problems walking Ashford to Sunbury for anyone who doesn't have local knowledge, because it's quite easy to miss the subway access if you are not looking for it....

Jane Taylor

However, for anyone wanting to head fast into or out of west London from/towards Surrey this route, or the similar Addlestone - Ashford, is effective....

Jane Taylor

The meadows between Chertsey bridge and Addlestone are low lying; there were some unavoidable wet patches but nothing went over the top of my boots....

Jane Taylor

Walked Stanwell Moor to Ashford....

Jane Taylor

However as there isn’t much ‘off road’ on this route it provides variety, and there are sheep on the other side of the fence (photo)....

Jane Taylor

The routing across the A308 by Staines bus station is a little off, use your common sense and cross at the lights....

Jane Taylor

The ferry has disabled ramps boths sides of the Thames....

James Emmans

It is ok to walk to the station not using the underpasses, but this will be only practical during early mornings or when the traffic is at a minimum....

James Emmans

The middle section crosses Shortwood Common on a paved footpath....

Bjørn Harald

Direct route although if travelling with pushchair then better to use Park Road and Town Lane as path is narrow behind the houses....

Philipj8

This is a direct route, away from traffic. Bridge over railway is sloped with no steps. There were a few cows and horses on Shortwood Common....

Philipj8