Rhondda Bed and Breakfast

Capital Ring link to Harrow-on-the-Hill station

Connects Harrow-on-the-Hill station to the Capital Ring, London's 78-mile orbital trail. Mostly flat urban walking through residential streets and green spaces. Suitable for families and buggies on paved sections, though some park paths may be uneven. Dogs welcome on leads. Useful link route for accessing the main Capital Ring circuit, offering views of Harrow's historic hilltop school and straightforward navigation through suburban London.

Capital Ring link to Northwick Park tube station

Connects this section of London's orbital walking route to Northwick Park tube station. Terrain is urban pavement and park paths, mostly flat with gentle inclines through residential streets and green spaces. Perfectly manageable with buggies on hard surfaces, ideal for families seeking an accessible city walk. Dogs welcome on leads. Worth it for glimpsing suburban London's quieter side while linking into the wider 78-mile Capital Ring circuit around the capital.

Capital Ring (Section 09)

Traces a 6km stretch through northwest London's green corridor, linking Barn Hill Open Space with South Kenton. Expect mostly flat terrain on paved paths and mown grass, with one moderate climb up Barn Hill itself rewarding you with panoramic views across the capital. Excellent for families and pushchairs on firm surfaces, though some grassy sections can get muddy after rain. Dogs welcome throughout. The route showcases surprising pockets of meadow and woodland within suburban London, making it

LOOP link to Hatch End

LOOP link to Stanmore Underground