Tottenham Hale to Hackney Wick

Walk preview

Step 1: This is one of a series of mud-free walks that are of medium length and largely off-road. They are suitable for winter days when the weather has been wet. The walks have good public transport links at the start and at the end.

Step 2: Turn left as you come out of Tottenham Hale station. Walk towards the brown Wetlands sign and turn left again along the main road.

Step 3: Cross the bridge over the railway to continue along the main road.

Step 4: Cross the end of Mill Mead Road. Continue along the main road.

Step 5: Cross at the pedestrian crossing and then continue in the same direction.

Step 6: Turn right into the Walthamstow’s Wetlands opposite the Ferry Boat inn. Continue to the end of the metal track.

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- 370
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- 83
An easy stroll from the station to the beautiful William Morris Gallery, it’s gardens and Lloyd Park, with yummy places to eat along the way