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It's always refreshing to discover a moment of solitude in a nature reserve within a bustling city. This reserve features a beautiful lake that you can stroll around, along with interconnected trails that wind through the river and woodland.

Brent Reservoir is a good place to escape the urban nature of London, especially on the Welsh Harp Open Space, or north side of the water. There are trails that go through the woods, and the reservoir is often busy with canoeists and small sailboats. There are plenty of ducks and swans to look at too, as well as lots of benches to rest on. The north shore is also part of the Capital Ring, a circular walking trail of around 78 miles (125 km) in length that circles London.

Newly refurbished water fountain nearby

Not worth the trip. To get there from the south via Edgeware rd, which exceedingly busy, slightly dangerous and very polluted. Then you have cross the north circular! The reservoir itself is ok, but the path isn't beside the water and is broken into small segements which means you have to go onto the road to get to the next part.

Perched above North London, Hadley Green acts as a gateway on the nicest way out and back into the city. A good spot to pause and feed the ducks before cycling through Barnet and down the hill back to 'town'.

Nice place to stop and view some animals and look down the views ( There is a farm,nursery and nursery school)

well maintained path, big reservoir with nice different views of North west london

Look out for the mud (if riding after rain) - and the dogs off their leads, but a lovely ride.