Manns Guest House

Footpath 133

Follows local paths through Havering's suburban edges and green corridors. Terrain is mostly flat with gentle sections, making it pushchair-friendly and suitable for families with young children. Dogs welcome on leads near residential areas. Offers a quiet escape connecting parks and open spaces, ideal for short daily walks or getting kids outdoors without venturing far from local amenities.

LOOP link to Havering Green bus stop

Loops through suburban streets on flat pavements, connecting local residential areas to the Havering Green bus stop. Perfect for families with buggies and young children as it's entirely on paved surfaces with no inclines. Dogs welcome on leads. Ideal for a quick local leg-stretch or practical route for reaching public transport, though lacking green space or notable scenery – purely functional rather than a leisure walk.

London LOOP (Section 21)

Follows the Thames through Rainham Marshes, one of London's wildest corners. Flat riverside terrain on clear paths makes this ideal for families, buggies (mostly boardwalks and firm tracks), and dogs. Expect big skies, wading birds, and grazing ponies across this RSPB reserve section. Worth it for genuinely remote marshland atmosphere just miles from central London, plus World War II military remnants dotting the landscape.

London LOOP (Section 22)

Follows flat to gently undulating terrain through Havering's green spaces, connecting Harold Hill to the Thames at Rainham Marshes. Suitable for families and buggies on most sections, though paths can be muddy after rain. Dogs welcome throughout. Offers a surprising escape from suburban London with meadows, woodland edges, and excellent birdwatching opportunities at the marshes finish – a rewarding mix of accessible countryside and wetland wildlife within Greater London's eastern edge.

London LOOP (Section 20)