Who are Walk Works?
From Henley-on-Thames and Caversham to Reading and the wider Thames Valley, we lead walks through the Chiltern Hills, along the Ridgeway and beside the peaceful river trails of the Thames Path.
We connect people to nature and to each other. Walk Works is your permission to be free. No phones, no agenda, just you, the path, the trees and an open mind.
With deep local knowledge and trusted community relationships, we don’t just follow footpaths. We take you to the views worth seeing and the pubs, cafés and farm shops you’ll want to return to.
The walk is just the beginning!
What We Offer
Guided walking experiences designed for wellbeing, connection, and meaningful time outdoors.
Upcoming Walks & Events
Join us on one of our upcoming walks or special events and enjoy time outdoors, connection, and a change of pace.
Fri 11 SeptThe Horns Pub - Crazies Hill6km circular guided walk with 1 hill. Starting and finishing at The Horns, Crazies Hill
Wed 16 SeptThe Pack Saddle at MapledurhamRelaxed EVENING walk around Chazey Heath and Mapledurham, finishing at The Pack Saddle for refreshments to celebrate 5 years of Walk Works
Fri 18 SeptGoring & Streatley Golf Club7km circular route from Streatley Golf Club. With views, views and MORE VIEWS! This is a fairly strenuous walk as there are 4 hills - not THE Streatley hill, because we want to show you somewhere new! The area is undulating and glorious so will certainly get the blood pumping.
Fri 02 OctOaken Grove VineyardA Walk Works firm favourite, back by popular demand! A varied and interesting circular route from Benhams Lane in Fawley, near Henley-on-Thames. The footpath takes us through the McAlpine Estate, famously Referred to by Country Life magazine as "the most bonkers estate in Britain".
Fri 16 OctWokefield Common Nature ReserveCome and immerse yourself in the best of the autumn countryside with this beautiful guided walk. Featuring huge ferns, pine cones, enchanting footpaths through Starvale Woods, Holden's Firs, College Piece Woodland, parts of the Englefield Estate in Berkshire.
Why Walking Works
There’s something powerful about walking side by side. It opens conversation, clears the mind and creates space to properly switch off.
Walking in nature is a simple but powerful way to improve wellbeing, encourage connection, and create space for clearer thinking.
Connection
Wellbeing
Clarity
Belonging
Proud winners of the 2025 Pride of Reading – Community of the Year
Winner, Matt Rodda MP Small Business Award
Meet the Walk Works Team
Liz Bradbury
Liz is passionate about wellbeing, connection and the power of walking together. She designs thoughtful routes and experiences that encourage conversation, reflection and a sense of belonging in nature.
Caroline Gratrix
With deep local knowledge and a love for the outdoors, Caroline creates engaging walking experiences that help individuals and teams slow down, reconnect, and return feeling refreshed and re-energised.
Walk Works is more than just a walk.
It’s time outdoors that helps you switch off, think clearly and enjoy proper conversation.