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We will meet as usual at High Barnet tube 10 am, from where we'll take a train to Finchley Central. The walk will take us around Finchley Garden Village and then to Avenue House where there will be time to explore the grounds before coffee and returning to the station. If it's more convenient you can meet us by the Station Road exit (the one away from the booking office) of Finchley Central station at about 10:10 - 10:15.

We offer a walk of around 3-4 miles on the second Wednesday of each month. Walks start at High Barnet Underground Station upper ticket office; they are sometimes linear but always end at public transport, so bring travel cards. Usually there is a stop for refreshment. Some mud is always possible.

Leader is Irene 07547 206217.

We offer a walk of around 3-4 miles on the second Wednesday of each month. Walks start at High Barnet Underground Station upper ticket office; they are sometimes linear but always end at public transport, so bring travel cards. Usually there is a stop for refreshment. Some mud is always possible.

Leader is Irene 07547 206217.

We offer a walk of around 3-4 miles on the second Wednesday of each month. Walks start at High Barnet Underground Station upper ticket office; they are sometimes linear but always end at public transport, so bring travel cards. Usually there is a stop for refreshment. Some mud is always possible.

Leader is Irene 07547 206217.

On this circular walk of about five miles we will explore Hadley Highstone and Chipping Barnet, the former being very much an authentic London village.  There is a fairly steep incline near the start of the walk.  There will be a lunch stop with cafe options.  Should finish by about 15.30 back at High Barnet station.
!!! No booking required, just turn up.
Leader:  Terry A (07753 832929).

 

A linear walk to stretch your legs as you climb some of the hillier countryside to be found in the green belt to the north of London. Quiet countryside, woods, streams and views yet only half an hour from Central London by tube.

We lead a walk around Trent Park on the fourth Wednesday of each month (except December). Includes time for a coffee afterwards. May be muddy in patches, so please wear suitable footwear. Routes will vary.

Peter will led the walk. Contact should be via Irene 07547 206217.

We lead a walk around Trent Park on the fourth Wednesday of each month (except December). Includes time for a coffee afterwards. May be muddy in patches, so please wear suitable footwear. Routes will vary.

Peter will led the walk. Contact should be via Irene 07547 206217.

We lead a walk around Trent Park on the fourth Wednesday of each month (except December). Includes time for a coffee afterwards. May be muddy in patches, so please wear suitable footwear. Routes will vary.

Peter will led the walk. Contact should be via Irene 07547 206217.

We lead a walk around Trent Park on the fourth Wednesday of each month (except December). Includes time for a coffee afterwards. May be muddy in patches, so please wear suitable footwear. Routes will vary.

Peter will led the walk. Contact should be via Irene 07547 206217.

Train from Ashford to Staines at 08:42. Train from Staines to Richmond at 08:58 arriving Richmond at 09:15, Then Overground to West Hampstead and a short walk to West Hampstead Thameslink for a train to Elstree & Borehamwood arriving at 10:34 and then a bus to the A1 Barnet Way.  This is an 8.5 mile walk From the A1 Barnet Way via Moat Mount Open Space (al fresco coffee stop), the Dollis Brook and Barnet where we will have a Pub/Picnic lunch. There are cafes further on (quote from the book). After Lunch via King George's Fields, Hadley Green, Monken Hadley Green and Beech Hill Lake to Cockfosters station on the Piccadilly line. Return by Underground to either Waterloo or Vauxhall.

NLSH Ramblers is a really friendly group, whose members all share a love of walking and the countryside. You’ll always receive a warm welcome from us, whether you want to walk with us regularly or from time to time.

A loop from Finchley Central tube station along the Dollis Valley Greenwalk and back via Mill Hill. Apparently urban, but really amost rural.

Aldenham Resevoir, Grims's Dyke, Hatch End and Oxley Woods

Much to enjoy on the final stages of our journey with the open south Hertfordshire countryside and riverside walking. The route takes us on parts of the Timberland Trail, the Hertfordshire Way and the River Ver Trail. Bring a picnic lunch and drinks. Toilets available at Elstree station before the start on the rail side of the ticket barrier {if you don’t have a Freedom Pass ask a member of staff to let you through the barrier).  

After completing the 5 stages of our 35 miles journey from St Paul’s Cathedral let’s eat cake in the St Albans Cathedral cafe to celebrate. A Pilgrim Passport can be purchased from the cathedral shop and a member of staff will stamp it to verify completion of the journey.

The walk leader is Kevin 07749 991949.

Finchley & Hornsey is a friendly group, open to everyone. We walk mainly in Herts and surrounding counties.

A circular walk of about five miles that is not in Tottenham.  Yes, there is that football connection but we will also come across a lake, park and the remains of an old oak tree.  Refreshments and toilets available along the way.  Should finish by about 15.00.  
!!!  Will be very muddy after rain.  Dress appropriately for nettles along the paths.
No booking required, just turn up.
Leader:  Moo Ling Boey (mlboey@outlook.com, mobile 07983 477200 text and voicemail only).

The Chain Walk is a 64Km linear route across Hertfordshire from London to Cambridgeshire with a midway break point. Walk it end-to-end in 2 or 4 stages using public transport or by 16 short circular walks that link up to form longer loops.

Beginning in Golders Green, we explore Hamstead Health, passing numerous ponds and the Parliament Hill viewing spot, before finishing at Tufnell Park. 

Optional: Please join us in the pub at the end for a drink and a chat. #

Please note: it is possible that parts of Hamstead Heath will be muddier than our mid-week walks usually get. Please consider your footwear. 

Meet at 10.30 outside Golders Green station (Northern line Edgware branch).  Join Helen for a three-and-a-half mile circular Discovery walk, viewing the eclectic Hampstead Garden Suburb – an architectural and social experiment that didn’t quite go to plan.  Toilets and refreshments.

Leader – Helen McPherson

Meet at 11.00 at Golders Green station (Edgware branch of the Northern line).  PLEASE NOTE SLIGHTLY LATER STARTING TIME.  Join Terry for a three-mile walk to explore more of this fascinating part of our capital.  The route will incorporate the areas we missed on 8th February, when the walk had to be abandoned due to the adverse weather.  Again we will look for interesting buildings and links to famous literary and artistic characters from the past.  Finishing at Hampstead station (Northern line).  Toilets outside Golders Green station and at Golders Hill Park.  Refreshments and options for lunch at the finish.

Leader – Terry Ahern

 

Meet: Golders Green tube station for a circular walk around Hampstead Garden Suburb and Golders Green, including Golders Green Crematorium and Gardens. With some commentary. Lunch stop in Golders Hill Park (cafe). Finish 14:30 approx.

Circular led by Robin M (Mobile No: 07305 248585) over undulating terrain. Lunch stop in Golders Hill Park - cafeteria or eat own sandwiches in the park. ‘The Bull and Bush’ pub is nearby.   Map: E173, London A-Z.

A 3.7 mile walk over Hampstead Heath starting from Golders Green Station and finishing at Hampstead Station (both on the Northern tube line). The walk takes in the Heath Extension, Sandy Wood and Kenwood and affords some fine views over London.

Circular walk into the grounds of Alexandra Palace.

A short circular walk through part of the New River Village development, a contrast to Noel Park seen on routes 1 and 2.

A short circular walk to Wood Green Common, Alexandra Palace railway station and through Avenue Gardens.

A short circular walk around parts of the late 19th, early 20th century Noel Park Estate. The estate is an example of an early planned urban housing development for working-class families.

A short circular walk around northern parts of the late 19th, early 20th century Noel Park Estate. The estate is an example of an early planned urban housing development for working-class families.