Best walks in Middlesex by train
MapA beautiful day hike is just a simple train journey away — explore the most charmingly located railway stations in Middlesex.
Potters Bar Station Circular via Gobions Wood
15m direct from London King's Cross.
Easy: 8km, gentle ascents. 2h30–4h.
Gobions Wood is absolutely beautiful. The rest of walk takes you through unremarkable but quiet fields.
Highlights: Gobion's Wood.
Lunch: Nowhere to eat en route — pack lunch!
Kings Cross Station to Farringdon Station
Easy: 6km, gentle ascents. 1h30.
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Victoria Station to Kensington (Olympia) Station
Easy: 5km, flat terrain. 1h30.
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Euston Station to South Hampstead Station
Easy: 5km, gentle ascents. 1h30.
Excellent view. Hill paths and with gentle gradients.
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Fenchurch Street Station to South Bermondsey Station
Easy: 4km, flat terrain. 1h30.
Riverside path.
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Marylebone Station to South Hampstead Station
Easy: 3km, gentle ascents. 1h.
Canal towpath.
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Charing Cross Station to Victoria Station
Easy: 2km, flat terrain. 30m.
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Blackfriars Station to Charing Cross Station
Easy: 1km, gentle ascents. 30m.
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Moorgate Station to Cannon Street Station
Easy: 1km, flat terrain. 30m.
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Cannon Street Station to City Thameslink Station
Easy: 1km, gentle ascents. 30m.
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Liverpool Street Station to Shoreditch High Street Station
Easy: 1km, moderate ascents. 30m.
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Victoria Station to Paddington Station
Easy: 4km, gentle ascents. 1h.