Alperton to Northala Fields - Canal

Walks, England, Greater London, Brent

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  • Step 1: We start at Alperton station. We continue our route from Little Venice along the canal. Exit the station and cross the road - there’s a Zebra Crossing to the right. Turn left, under the rail bridge and past Lidl to the junction.

  • Top up on refreshments in the supermarket if needed. Otherwise turn left at the lights and you’ll reach this bridge over the canal.

    Step 2: Top up on refreshments in the supermarket if needed. Otherwise turn left at the lights and you’ll reach this bridge over the canal.

  • This is the view of the canal side we walked previously, from Little Venice near Paddington. Cross and take the path left to the canal side.

    Step 3: This is the view of the canal side we walked previously, from Little Venice near Paddington. Cross and take the path left to the canal side.

  • Down the ramp you’ll see the bridge from below. We’re heading under the bridge and further away from London.

    Step 4: Down the ramp you’ll see the bridge from below. We’re heading under the bridge and further away from London.

  • There are many signs of the industrial past and present along the canal. This old brick warehouse now a hardware store.

    Step 5: There are many signs of the industrial past and present along the canal. This old brick warehouse now a hardware store.

  • This is Piggery Bridge. The area was famous for bad smells which were partly due to the pigs kept locally. The path is a little narrow here.

    Step 6: This is Piggery Bridge. The area was famous for bad smells which were partly due to the pigs kept locally. The path is a little narrow here.

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