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Join us for a two hour walk that takes in the sights of the river Wandle and the Wandsworth Canal.

The walk is organised by IWA Towpath Walks Society.

The meeting point for this guided walk is at Earlsfield Station (National Rail).

[The photo shows the tidal river Wandle joining the Thames – by David Curran, CC BY-SA 4.0 ]

 

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Event Dates

Sunday 16th June

Location

South London

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River Wandle and the Wandsworth Canal

Join us for a two hour walk that takes in the sights of the river Wandle and the Wandsworth Canal.

The walk is organised by IWA Towpath Walks Society.

The meeting point for this guided walk is at Earlsfield Station (National Rail).

[The photo shows the tidal river Wandle joining the Thames – by David Curran, CC BY-SA 4.0 ]

 

Details

Time

2:30pm

Book your place

To take part in this walk, prior booking is strongly recommended: Please contact London Walks.

Tel: 020 7624 3978 or email [email protected]

Frequent Walkers Card: Discount Cards are available for both adults, seniors, students and children aged 16 and over, accompanied by parents.  The discount cards cost £5 to buy, and provide for £5 off every other London Walk taken after the first one for a period of six months.  Further information here.

Ticket Type Price
Regular rate £20
Seniors (65+) and students £15
Children aged over 16 (with adult) £15
Children aged 8–15 (with adult) £5
Children under 8 (with adult) Free

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Location

South London

Earlsfield station, Garratt Lane, London, UK

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