🟢🚶‍♂️ Walk: Trent Park

🏞️ Let's travel to the furthest reaches of ... the Piccadilly Line, to the oft-announced underground station that time has forgotten, to the outskirts of London ... alright, an easy walk through Trent Park, part of the London Looo and one of Henry IV’s hunting grounds.

🟢 WALK:
📏 10km (6.2miles)
🏔️ Elev. Gain: 150m
💓 Av. Pace: 5km/h
🚥 View Walking/Hiking Levels Here

✊ Pace & Purpose: Active Muslims is about focusing on the actual activity. These are paced walks and hikes (not strolls), so please join us with that active mindset and purpose in mind.

📍 Meet inside Cockfosters Station 🚇
⌚Meet from: 10:15am, we start our walk at 10:31am Insha'Allah.

🔄 Start/End: Cockfosters Station (Piccadilly Line)
🚻 Cockfosters Station / Trent Café
🎒 Essentials:

• Gear: Appropriate Footwear (muddy areas in autumn/winter)
• Food/Water: Packed lunch, snacks, and water.
• Tech: Fully charged phone
• Prayer: If you are praying, please ensure you have wudu beforehand.

🕌/🥘 Prayer/Lunch option: Wood Green Station is only a few stops on our way back.

📋 Attendance Policy:
When an event has a waiting list, priority is given to new joiners and those with a reliable attendance record - previous "No-Shows" may be moved to the waitlist to ensure spots go to reliable attendees [why it matters]

⛑️ Disclaimer: You are solely responsible for your own safety on these events and have the fitness level required for it. That you do not require special attention, medication or additional care. You are also responsible for your belonging at all times.

🚦 Walk/Hike Levels:
🟢 Easy
🟡 Average
🟠 Moderate
🔴 Challenging
⚫ Very Challenging
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ℹ️ Cockfosters / Trent Park:

The ‘fosters’ part of the name is apparently derived from an Elizabethan-era variant of the word forester while ‘cock’ is a old word for leader or chief. Cockfosters, then, literally means the home of the chief or head forester.

The modernist Tube station, part of the northern extension to the Piccadilly lined, was designed by Charles Holden and opened in 1933, is a key landmark as is the stately, Grade II-listed property Trent Park which is located on a remnant of Enfield Chase.

Trent Park dates back to the fourteenth century when it was a part of Enfield Chase, one of Henry IV’s hunting grounds. In 1777 George III leased the site to Sir Richard Jebb, his favourite doctor, as a reward for saving the life of the King’s younger brother, the then Duke of Gloucester. Jebb chose the name Trent, because it was in Trent, Italy, that the King’s brother had been saved.