
Lea Valley Walk Section 5
Docklands, London
- 1 hour / 3.2km
- 300
This fifth section of the Lea Valley Walk includes the attractive and historic Three Mills as well as the Limehouse Cut canal.
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Step 1: Welcome to Section 6 of the Lea Valley Walk. This walk follows the Lea Navigation towpath from Three Mills to East India Dock.
Step 2: If you’re starting from Bromley-by-Bow station, go through the underpass & turn right. Continue along until reaching Twelvetrees Crescent. Turn left here & head east to the bridge over the River Lea Navigation.

Step 3: If you’re continuing on from Section 4 you can carry on ahead down the Lee Navigation.

Step 4: Carry on down the Lee Navigation.

Step 5: Pass under the railway bridge.

Step 6: After passing under the road, immediately on your left walk up to the bridge.

Docklands, London
This fifth section of the Lea Valley Walk includes the attractive and historic Three Mills as well as the Limehouse Cut canal.

Docklands, London
This fifth section of the Lea Valley Walk includes the attractive and historic Three Mills as well as the Limehouse Cut canal.

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