🟢🚶‍♂️ Walk: Hampstead Heath + Optional Lunch @ Babuji 🍛

🚶‍♂️+ 🍽️: Join us for a beautiful walk and then an optional lunch at Babuji restaurant. Select anything from tangy chaats to a spicy Lamb/Chicken/Veg Biryani, then finish off with a Mango Lassi or Masala Chi.

🥘 Please Note: We have limited capacity/booking for the resturant, so please make sure you can definitely attend if you have said 'Yes' to the question.
Restaurant spaces remaining: 9

🌐 https://babuji.co.uk/ 🍽️

📍Meeting point: Hampstead Underground Station (Northern Line). Meet outside station from 10:21am. We aim to start our walk at 10:45am insha'Allah.

↪️ Start: Hampstead Station
↩️ End: Kentish Town Station (both on the Northern Line ).

🟢 WALK:
📏10km (6.2miles)
🏔️ Elev. Gain: 170m
💓 Av. Pace: 5km/h
[There are some hilly parts and steps on this walk]

✊ Note: Active Muslims is equally about focusing on the actual activity, in this case, it is a paced walk (and not a stroll), therefore it is advised to approach and attend these events with that mindset, intention and purpose.

🚻 Toilets are available in the park & the restaurant.

🥾 There are likely to be some muddy/slippery areas due to season - so have appropriate footwear.
🎒 What to bring: appropriate clothing/shoes (possible muddy/slippery areas when wet), water bottle, snacks to keep you going (or just wait until lunch!)

🧎 Prayer: We have arranged for restaurant to allow us use of their small storage area for individuals who wish to perform salat.

🗂️ When there is a waiting list, priority is given by attendance records / new joiners.

📊 [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.

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

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🌳 One of London's most popular romantic green spaces. A popular place for authors and poets... Alexander Pope, John Arbuthnot, Richard Steele, and later John Keats, Percy Shelley and Leigh Hunt, were frequent visitors..

The Heath is a great semi-natural park, saved from urbanisation in the nineteenth century. It has woods, ponds, walks and fine views over London. Two of the ponds are used for outdoor swimming.

On the edge of Hampstead Heath surrounded by tranquil landscaped gardens, you have Kenwood House, one of London's hidden gems (Kentwood house was also the backdrop in the movie Notting Hill).
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