Ed's Shed

Green Link Walk (Section 2)

Follows a flat, accessible route through East London's green corridors, linking parks and waterways with gentle gradients throughout. Perfect for families with buggies and young children, with wide paths and regular facilities. Dogs welcome on leads. Connects communities and green spaces often missed by visitors, offering a practical, pleasant urban walk between Hackney and Tower Hamlets with cultural landmarks and canal-side stretches worth exploring.

Jubilee Greenway (section 3)

Canal & River Trust

Follows towpaths and quiet streets through Islington, connecting Regent's Canal with the Thames at Tower Bridge. Mostly flat with good paving throughout, making it fully accessible for buggies and young families. Dogs welcome on leads, particularly along the canal sections where you'll share space with cyclists and joggers. Offers an urban exploration mixing historic waterways, Victorian engineering, and ever-changing street art, with plenty of cafés and pubs for breaks.

Green Link Walk (Section 3)

Follows flat, paved paths through central London as part of TfL's Green Link network, making it perfect for buggies, wheelchairs, and families with young children. Dogs welcome on leads. This section connects green spaces and quieter streets with accessible surfaces throughout, ideal for an urban stroll without navigating hills or rough terrain. Worth doing for a stress-free way to explore the city while staying off busy main roads and discovering pocket parks.

Capital Ring link to Stoke Newington station

Capital Ring (Section 13)