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"The Greenway" in London refers primarily to the Northern Outfall Sewer, a Victorian sewer now used as the Greenway cycle and footpath. It is a historic structure, built by Joseph Bazalgette following the Great Stink of 1858, and functions as part of a larger sewage infrastructure.

Just a short hop from Central London, this 520-acre (211 ha) wetland is a treat for wildlife enthusiasts and those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of the city. These reservoirs provide drinking water for around 3.5 million people every day. Cyclists are welcome on the designated paths but be aware that pedestrians have priority here.

Pedestrian-friendly and an enjoyable route / Greenway to cycle with children, linking Beckton with Victoria Park. Connections via canal towpaths for the River Lea, Regents, Grand Union Canal, and The Limbouse Cut.

Walthamstow Wetlands is a 521-acre (211 ha) site comprising ten reservoirs that provide drinking water for London. It's so close to the centre of the town that only cycling is possible to understand how easy is to reach the reservoirs for a small city escape.

Welcome to the cycling park

A very nice track with a good surface. Pleasant to drive with lots of variety.

Great quality surface, quiet traffic and beautiful scenery around you as you go through Epping Forest. A really great road to ride on.

Be careful narrow road, some people drive without driving licenses, they don't know the highway code and don't bother slowing down for cyclists!