The London Underground has since published an official walking map, and they published an updated version this week, which they released in association with a two-day conference, "Walking Summit" that opened earlier today ("TfL releases new 'Walk the Tube' maps to get Londoners out on foot," London Evening Standard).
(Also see "NHS could save £1.7 billion if Londoners walked or cycled for 20 minutes a day," LES.)
They actually published two different maps. One is by time, the other by the number of steps. I suppose the latter map is nice to have but the former, listing times, is much more useful.
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