Great North Wood part 4

Walks, England, Greater London, Southwark
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Great North Wood part 4

Honor Oak to Crystal Palace

by londonwildlifetrust

  • 1hr 50m / 7.5km
  • 202

A walk between remnant fragments of the Great North Wood including One Tree Hill, Horniman Nature Trail and Sydenham Hill Wood.

  • Refreshments
  • Dog friendly
  • Picnic spot
  • Water feature
  • Wildlife
  • History

Walk preview

Map preview for Great North Wood part 4
  1. Step 1: Leave Honor Oak Park Station and head right onto Honor Oak Park.

  2. Take a right through the gate into One Tree Hill and walk up the steps.

    Step 2: Take a right through the gate into One Tree Hill and walk up the steps.

  3. Step 3: At the top of the steps you will see St. Augustine’s church on your right.

  4. Take a left down this driveway heading away from the church.

    Step 4: Take a left down this driveway heading away from the church.

  5. Take the stairs to the right.

    Step 5: Take the stairs to the right.

  6. Step 6: Walk up the hill noticing the pear trees with their unusual chequer-board bark pattern

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