쉬운 루이슬립 리도 주변 하이킹 및 워킹 코스

The woods are managed by the London Borough of Hillingdon, which inherited them from the former Ruislip-Northwood Urban District. The council maintains the volunteer-run Ruislip Woodlands Centre in the grounds of Ruislip Lido, a reservoir within Park Wood. Ruislip Woods received the Green Flag Award in 2006. Coppicing of the woods continues today, under a 20-year rotation to aid in the natural growth of the woodland

A lake-side cafe set in an idyllic location surrounded by woodland. The ideal pit stop for home-made food and cakes that's open year round.

Medieval farm complex including a 13th C. barn and 16th C. manor house, plus the remains of a Norman motte and bailey. Now occupied by community spaces, and host to a regular crafts and food market.

Love seeing the woodlands and lido in winter colours

Useful to have these sets of lights when going between two woodlands

The ancient woodland here is the largest in Greater London. It feels like a real forest, yet within the city. It is quiet and calm, even when the lido is busy on hot summer days. There is a cafe at the lido for refreshment before, during or after your hike.

A sandy beach in London, Ruislip Lido is a popular place for recreation, be that running, swimming or walking. The lido spent nearly 80 years in a state of disrepair but was restored and reopened in 2010. It was originally built as a reservoir for the Grand Union Canal.

The middle stop on the narrow gauge railway which is popular with families visiting Ruislip Lido. Haste Hill Station is so rarely used it is a request stop only, meaning you have to ask the driver to make a special stop for you. The other stations on Ruislip Lido Railway are Willow Lawn and Woody's Bay and are far more visited being the site of the car park and the beach!