
Barnes Bridge to Chiswick Gardens
Chiswick, London
- 1 hour / 5km
- 15
A lovely circular walk that takes in Duke’s Meadow, the Thames Path and the gorgeous Chiswick Gardens.
Download a PDF for Thames Path South Bank Section 1c - Thames Path South Bank Section 1c guide.

Step 1: Welcome to the Thames Path! This walk follows the South Bank of the iconic Thames Path National Trail from Mortlake to Putney.
Step 2: The Thames Bank bus stop is on this side of Chiswick Bridge, served by the 190 and 533 towards West Brompton and Hammersmith or Richmond. Alternatively, Mortlake Train station is a short walk away.

Step 3: With Chiswick Bridge just behind you, start walking along the Thames Path with the river on your left.

Step 4: Look back to see the ornate arches of Chiswick Bridge, built from Portland Stone and opened in 1933 on the site of a former ferry crossing.

Step 5: Follow the path onto Thames Bank with its pastel painted houses.

Step 6: Head past the UBR pillar. What could it mean? The University Boat Race! It has been staged between Putney and Mortlake since 1945.

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