Trail run along the length of the river Wey in Surrey, from Godalming to where it enters the Thames at Weybridge. This route starts at Borough Bridge in Godalming, which is slightly upstream of the start of the navigable river and is where the path starts to give a continuus route to the river Thames.

Yes, you can walk along the River Wey Navigations in Surrey, England, which offers one of the most picturesque and accessible towpath walks in the UK. Managed by the National Trust, the towpath stretches for approximately 20 miles (32km) from Godalming to the River Thames at Weybridge. The route is relatively flat and well-maintained, passing through historic locks, meadows, and charming towns like Guildford. In 2026, it remains a popular destination for "slow travel" enthusiasts and hikers. Highlights of the walk include Dapdune Wharf, where you can learn about the history of the Wey barges, and various riverside pubs like The Row Barge or The Weyside. While some sections near bridges can have steps or steep ramps, much of the path is suitable for casual walking and even some all-terrain buggies. Because it is a "navigation" rather than just a natural river, the presence of historic locks and weir systems makes for a visually interesting journey that perfectly blends industrial heritage with the natural beauty of the Surrey countryside.