バーキングアンドダゲナムのロンドン特別区での 周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

Woolwich Royal Arsenal Pier, along the Thames Path. Famous for the circle of Peter Burke sculptures and cannons of various sizes.

Raphael Park is a pretty green space to the North of Romford and provides a small slice of nature for residents and visitors to enjoy. Look out for butterflies and moths in the summer months, the park is full of them.

Albyns Farm Lake is a fantastic place to feed the ducks inside Hornchurch Country Park. Make sure to stop off and enjoy the view.

Next to the kid's play park, you might spot some miniature railway tracks. A quirky part of Lodge Farm Park, or do they lead somewhere? You'll have to follow them to find out.

Raphael Park is a peaceful haven of green space in the bustling heart of Romford. Enjoy the views of Black's Canal as you gently spin through the park (it can get busy with other users, so take care).

Thames Clipper / Thames Uber Boat stops here. Last stop before Barking Riverside.

Created in Assembly is an artwork by sculptor Peter Burke, commissioned in 2005. Sixteen cast iron figures are arranged, facing in towards a central point. The body moulds are only partially complete, designed to enable to observer to view from the outside in.

The higher path was only a recent addition and it has come really handy to avoid this lower section that's often often flooded or just muddy. It is a shame as this can be a beautiful section of the path but it's saved mud on my shoes and falling over on my bike