The Victoria

Capital Ring link to Richmond station

Connects Richmond station to the wider Capital Ring circuit through riverside paths and suburban streets. Mostly flat terrain along the Thames towpath with gentle inclines through parks—perfect for families, buggies, and dogs. Offers classic London walking: waterside views, historic bridges, and green corridors linking into the 78-mile orbital route. Ideal for leg-stretching if camping nearby or joining longer Capital Ring sections toward Kew or Wimbledon.

Capital Ring (Section 06)

Follows the River Wandle through Earlsfield and Wandsworth, then cuts through King George's Park before skirting Wimbledon Common's edges. Mostly flat, paved riverside paths and park tracks – excellent for buggies and families with toddlers. Dogs welcome throughout. The Wandle section offers surprising wildlife spotting (herons, kingfishers) just minutes from suburban streets, whilst Wimbledon Common provides proper greenery without leaving Zone 3. Around 4 miles connecting two Tube stations, wi

Capital Ring Section 07 (alternate)

Follows a western segment of London's Capital Ring, traversing surprisingly green suburban stretches through parks and riverside paths. Terrain is predominantly flat with good surfaces, making it fully accessible for buggies and families with young children. Dogs welcome on leads where required. Offers an excellent way to explore outer London's hidden green corridors, with regular public transport links allowing flexible walk lengths. Easy escape from urban density without leaving the capital.

Richmond Station to Ham House Historic Scenic Walk, Ham House

National Trust

Barnes Trail