Ealing Guest House

Capital Ring link to Boston Manor underground station

Connects two sections of London's 78-mile Capital Ring with mostly flat, paved towpath along the Grand Union Canal and through suburban parks. Ideal for families and buggies, though some short sections near roads require attention with young children. Dogs welcome on leads in park areas. A gentle urban walk offering surprisingly green spaces, canal wildlife, and easy access to cafés and facilities at Boston Manor station – perfect for breaking up a longer Capital Ring section.

Capital Ring link to Brentford station

Follows the Capital Ring's Thames-side section through urban parkland and towpaths with flat, paved surfaces throughout. Perfect for buggies and families, though some stretches can be busy with cyclists. Dogs welcome on leads near roads and wildlife areas. Links historic Brentford Lock with Kew Gardens views, offering an accessible slice of London's outer orbital route with cafés and pubs en route for refreshment stops.

Brent River Park footpath

Follows the Brent River through west London on mostly flat, paved paths ideal for buggies and young families. Dogs welcome on leads. Expect gentle towpath walking with green spaces, occasional bridges, and urban wildlife spotting – herons and kingfishers are regulars. Perfect for an easy stroll that feels surprisingly rural despite the London setting, with plenty of access points for shorter sections.

Grand Union Canal (Paddington Arm) Walk

Capital Ring link to Hanwell station