Wild spaces & solitude on the edges of London
A linear walk along the River Roach seawall, from Rochford to Paglesham, where the remnants of Charles Darwin’s famous ship, the… The post Walking the River Roach, from Rochford to Paglesham boatyard and back appeared first on Remote London .
Faversham sits at the head of a winding, tidal creek on the north coast of Kent. Once renowned for the manufacture… The post Walking Faversham Creek and Oare Creek, and the Oare Marshes in Kent appeared first on Remote London .
A walk along the River Roach in Essex, from Rochford railway station and Stambridge Mills to the remote Barling Ness, then back by a different route. The post Walking the River Roach: Rochford to Barling Ness appeared first on Remote London .
A circular walk in the Medway Marshes, from the Sheppey Crossing to the wrecks at Bedlams Bottom, then back to the Swale. The post From the Swale to Bedlams Bottom, a Medway Marshes walk appeared first on Remote London .
Exploring the River Roding, from Redbridge to the Barking Creek Barrier & the Thames. At Ilford & Barking, a hidden path follows the river The post Walking the River Roding, from Redbridge to the Barking Creek Barrier & the Thames appeared first on Remote London .
Exploring the River Ebbsfleet and Northfleet Harbour, a former Thames tributary with a rich Roman past. Now walled off from the Thames and partially lost underground, in places the river is lush and wild. The post Walking the River Ebbsfleet, from Northfleet Harbour to its Springhead source appeared first on Remote London .
This short walk takes us from Allhallows and the remote London Stone to the Grain Tower and the Medway Estuary. The post Yantlet Creek: a short walk between two estuaries, the Thames & Medway appeared first on Remote London .
A winter walk along the River Crouch, part of Essex's Saltmarsh Coast Path. Lots of wildlife with a warm, welcoming pub at the end. The post Walking the River Crouch: Burnham on Crouch to North Fambridge appeared first on Remote London .
MOD Shoeburyness is a military testing base on the Thames Estuary. When the red flags aren’t flying, public access is allowed along the footpaths. The post Walking MOD Shoeburyness and the Wakering creeks appeared first on Remote London .
Once busy with barges, Milton Creek is now a forgotten backwater, a saltmarsh landscape with great views and an industrial backdrop. The post Exploring Milton Creek, from Sittingbourne to the Swale appeared first on Remote London .