Hackney Marsh Lee Valley Park

Walks, England, Greater London, Hackney
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Hackney Marsh Lee Valley Park

Lee Valley

by john5

  • 1hr 30m / 4.8km
  • 62

A walk from Hackney Marshes to Lee Valley Park via the Lee Navigation. Nearest station: Lea Bridge

  • Parking
  • Dog friendly
  • Public transport
  • Child friendly

Walk preview

Map preview for Hackney Marsh Lee Valley Park
  1. Starting from the car park go straight on through the gate. If you turn right over the bridge you find  a nature reserve. Another walk!

    Step 1: Starting from the car park go straight on through the gate. If you turn right over the bridge you find a nature reserve. Another walk!

  2. This path can get muddy

    Step 2: This path can get muddy

  3. Keep to the right-hand path

    Step 3: Keep to the right-hand path

  4. Turn right onto the main path at the red sign

    Step 4: Turn right onto the main path at the red sign

  5. Keep following the path

    Step 5: Keep following the path

  6. Turn left and go over the Friends Bridge

    Step 6: Turn left and go over the Friends Bridge

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