20의 런던 자치구 오브 바넷가지 명소 & 주요 장소

Beautiful church open most days (excluding Sunday) to pop in and take a look. The recent church dates back to 1494.

Green, open and family filled. Safer than a typical park IMO

Left path (while going northbound) is supposed to be for cyclists, walkers on the right side path, but adherence is low for both groups.. Not so safe with snow/ice and road bike tyres (28mm) but lots of fun. Gentle uphills travelling due north. Smooth surface till you cross Barnet lane heading westbound, gets real rough after that but ends soon on Alan Drive. Dog walkers & runners around.

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.

The Decoy Brook rises from Sandy Heath where the sand meets the clay. The Extension covers 125 acres of former agricultural land following the formation of the Hampstead Heath Extension Council in 1903 to prevent the Underground reaching the area. There's a series of 7 ponds as well as Great Wall, between Hampstead Way and North Point, designed by Charles Wade for Unwin at the southern edge of Hampstead Garden Suburb and inspired by medieval German towns, particularly Rothenburg.

An old village that’s somehow not been swallowed up by London. St Mary the Virgin church dates back to 1494 (much rebuilt in that time) and there are several beautiful historic buildings around it.

This is a wall of a climb when heading eastbound up Dollis Road but great fun too. A little busy at times. You get a nice break at the top with the Finchley shops with a place to pull over and pant for a while.

watch out for pedestrians and dogs :)