The Parkland walk is the longest nature reserve trail in London. Located in North London, it runs from Finsbury Park to Alexandra Palace, following the old railway line. The railway …
London
Ah London. My home town. Being the capital city of England, you wouldn’t expect a whole lotta walks, but indeed there are, and I don’t just mean urban walks.
First of all, you have the River Thames, which is fully walkable along the Thames Path. Ok yes, in the heart of the city, it’s full on urban. However, outside of this, particularly west, there are areas that are so green, you would forget you are in the capital.
We also have an abundance of parks. Some posh parks, some rugged parks, some parks full of deer. Something I hear a lot from people coming to the city (from another country), is how surprised they are at how many parks we have.
Then there are the canals. Some parts are full on right through busy parts surround general city stuff, and other parts are a bit more peaceful and green.
Of course you can keep things fully urban and see all the top London attractions, or even join one of the many walking tours.
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The Regent’s Canal in London starts from Little Venice in Paddington and finishes at the Limehouse Basin by the River Thames, with a walking path alongside it almost the entire …
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5 River Walks Along The Thames Path In London
by zoe tehraniby zoe tehraniThe Thames Path is a National Trail which follows the river for some 184 miles, however, this article will focus on walk routes along the London section. Despite being right …
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Walk from Richmond to Putney along the Thames Path
by zoe tehraniby zoe tehraniThe walk from Richmond to Putney along the Thames Path is long. Nearly 10 miles long. I mean, 10 miles isn’t too long for a walk or hike, but 10 …
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Walk Along The Thames Path From Putney To Battersea
by zoe tehraniby zoe tehraniI’m particularly fond of the Thames Path walk from Putney to Battersea. I have walked various versions of the route more times than I can count. It is of course …
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The Thames Path River Walk From Richmond To Hampton Court Via Bushy Park
by zoe tehraniby zoe tehraniThe walk from Richmond to Hampton Court is as simple as just following the path along the River Thames. That’s not why I’m writing this guide, I mean, you don’t …
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Circular walk around the city of London – Jubilee walkway
by zoe tehraniby zoe tehraniThis section of the Jubilee Walkway, known as the City Loop, is a short circular walk around the City of London. At just 2 (or 3) miles in length, you …
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I had heard a lot about this walk from Little Venice to Camden along the Regents Canal in London. I had heard about how beautiful it is and read about …
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How to walk from Regents Park to Primrose Hill
by zoe tehraniby zoe tehraniThis walk takes you from the south of Regents Park, through a couple of flower gardens as you make your way north, then up onto Primrose Hill, for arguably the …
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Walking amongst the Regents Park flower gardens
by zoe tehraniby zoe tehraniRegents Park is one of the prettiest parks in London, full of flower gardens and manicured grass. The flower gardens are concentrated in the south of Regents park, so I …
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The Beverley Brook walk in London takes you through the woodland of Wimbledon Common, along the boundary of Richmond Park and Barns Common before finishing at the River Thames in …
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The Tamsin Trail is a man made trail, roughly following the perimeter of Richmond Park. The full loop is just over 7 miles in length, with all (except the North …
