| HILLTOP | Follow hunt on foot to summit (7) |
| QUESTION | Doubt one working to follow hunt (8) |
| PADSTOW | Travels on foot to West Cornish town (7) |
| CHASTEN | Hunt, on time, with new finish, that will punish people (7) |
| NASCENT | Just starting with Norwegian leader going on trip to summit (7) |
| POACHER | One who illegally hunts on another's property (7) |
| ATTEMPT | Word for an endeavour to summit a mountain or to surpass a record; or, an effort or try generally (7) |
| SNOWDON | The highest mountain in Wales at 1085 metres, featuring a railway to summit (7) |
| NONSTOP | Constant refusal for directions to summit (3-4) |
| WEIGHUP | Consider route leading to summit, we're told |
| VENTURI | Getting to summits in Venice, Edinburgh, Nice and Turin? It's cut short by Tube bearing in mind the flow rates! (7) |
| SLIPPERBATH | One going on foot to spa town for somewhere to soak |
| SHOESHOP | Goes on foot to inform on local selling mules, for instance (4,4) |
| ARCHITECT | Designer goes on foot to it for therapy (9) |
| SHOE | It's on foot to strike a blow (4) |
| HOPIT | Travel on foot to make yourself scarce? (3,2) |
| SOCK | It's on foot to deliver a blow (4) |
| PADDINGTON | Walking on foot to Swindon Central station (10) |
| PAPAW | Father goes on foot to get fruit |
| SHOPPINGCENTRE | Son going on foot to middle of mall (8,6) |
