Jubilee to Coronation

Walks, England, Greater London, Hackney
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Jubilee to Coronation

Waltham Forest, London

by dorotheag

  • 45 minutes / 3km
  • 4

A walk in the East London countryside - Jubilee Park to Coronation Gardens via the marshes

  • Wildlife
  • Water feature
  • Great views
  • Botanics

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  1. Stat at jubilee park - the daffodils are out in patches, brightening up the start of the walk

    Step 1: Stat at jubilee park - the daffodils are out in patches, brightening up the start of the walk

  2. Over the bridge is the edge of the marshes

    Step 2: Over the bridge is the edge of the marshes

  3. The footpath runs alongside the river

    Step 3: The footpath runs alongside the river

  4. Coming out at the marshes gives a great view of Stratford

    Step 4: Coming out at the marshes gives a great view of Stratford

  5. Another path along the river

    Step 5: Another path along the river

  6. And another bridge with view over to Stratford

    Step 6: And another bridge with view over to Stratford

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