We are the Blackheath Ramblers. We offer long walks in the Home Counties and beyond, using public transport. We also offer shorter urban walks on Sundays.
Meet LONDON BRIDGE station (main National Rail entrance on St Thomas Street; Jubilee, Northern, Southern, Southeastern, Thameslink, Zone 1), SE1 3QX, at 10.30.
Along the intriguing Low Line walkway taking shape alongside the rail arches between London Bridge and Waterloo, including a hidden cemetery, the site of what was once the world’s biggest brewery, abandoned stations and various small parks.
Back along a classic stretch of the Thames Path passing Shakespeare’s Globe and a Thames Clippers pier.
Circular. 3 miles/3 hours including tea break.
A joint walk with London Strollers.
General notes on Blackheath Walks
Lunchtimes: Where walk descriptions stipulate a picnic/packed lunch, all walkers are asked to bring one with them. In such cases any lunchtime pub or café visit will be for drinks only. Lunch stops of this kind will last typically for 40-45 minutes, at the leader’s discretion. If, on the other hand, the option of lunch at a pub or café is offered, the duration will usually be about one hour.
Pre-booking is not required for Blackheath Ramblers walks unless indicated otherwise.
Starting times: Leaders do their best to adhere to the train times set out in the programme. However, the National Rail website publishes train timetables only 12 weeks in advance, and engineering work at weekends sometimes causes changes to departure and arrival times. So, please check train times with National Rail (0345 748 4950) / www.nationalrail.co.uk) before travelling.
Starting times will not be delayed unless absolutely necessary.
Safety: Please be aware that you take part in all Ramblers walks at your own risk.
Dogs: Some walks are unsuitable for dogs; please check with the leader before bringing one.
Blackheath Ramblers website: http://www.blackheathramblers.org.uk
Facebook: www.facebook.com/groups/blackram
London Bridge Railway Station, Greater London, main National Rail entrance on St Thomas Street.
