GO London Hiking

🥾 Paddington to Camden Walk – Regent’s Canal, Little Venice & Primrose Hill Views
London canal walks | Regent’s Canal walk | Camden Lock walking tour | urban hikes London | Little Venice to Camden
Join GO London Hiking for a beautiful urban walk through historic waterways and leafy neighborhoods, tracing Regent’s Canal from Paddington Basin to the vibrant heart of Camden. Starting at Paddington Station, we’ll escape the city’s bustle and follow the tranquil canal past the houseboats of Little Venice, where narrowboats drift like floating cottages.
We continue east onto the Regent’s Canal, opened in 1820 and once a key route for coal and timber during London’s industrial boom. Along the way, we pass architectural landmarks like the grand Crocker’s Folly, and walk over the Maida Hill Tunnel, the canal’s second-longest.
Admire quirky sights like the Upside Down House, the elegant villas of Regent’s Park, and climb Primrose Hill for stunning panoramic views. From there, we pass Gilbey’s Yard, a former wine and spirits depot turned creative quarter, and reach the lively Camden Lock, once a thriving dock and now home to street food, music, and markets.
Our walk ends at Camden Town Tube Station, with time to explore or enjoy an optional post-walk social.

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🕘 Schedule & Meeting Info
Meeting Time: 11:00 at the Paddington Statue underneath the clock Platform 1 07968585224
Walk Start: 11:10
Estimated Finish: 13:30 at Camden Town Tube Station
🎫 Train fare not required – this walk is within central London
🚆 Travel using Oyster/contactless

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📍 Walk Overview
Grade: 🥾 Beginner
Distance: ~7km / 4.3 miles
Walking Time: ~2.5 hours with breaks
Ascent: Mostly flat with a short hill at Primrose
Terrain: Urban paths, canal towpaths, and paved streets
Pace: Leisurely with stops for views and stories
Hike Leader: Gary | 📞 07968585224

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🎒 What to Bring
✅ Comfortable walking shoes
✅ Layers for the weather and conditions
✅ Water bottle & optional snacks
✅ Travelcard or contactless for the tube

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💬 What to Expect
Our walks are social, inclusive, and relaxed. Meet friendly Londoners, expats, solo explorers, and locals curious about the city's quieter corners. Most join solo – and leave with new friends!
🧭 Qualified, Insured Hike Leaders
All GO London events are led by experienced, trained, and fully insured walk leaders.
✅ RSVP Now
Spaces are limited – RSVP “Yes” to secure your place.
Full event details and reminders will be emailed before the walk.

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The Lake District National Park recently given UNESCO world heritage status is the perfect place to spend a long weekend, Blue lakes bubbling streams and lush green fells we experience some of the most stunning mountain scenery Britain has to offer.

Staying just outside Ambleside In Shackleton Lodge Bunk House, we are perfectly situated to hike classic Lakeland routes such as the Fairfield Horseshoe, Weatherlam, Bow Fell, and the Langdale Pikes Helvellyn .

COST: £100 deposit on RSVP balance £230 due March 15th 2025
Total £330 To GO Venture LTD Sort code 04-00-03 Account number 59563977

🥾 Paddington to Camden Walk – Regent’s Canal, Little Venice & Primrose Hill Views
London canal walks | Regent’s Canal walk | Camden Lock walking tour | urban hikes London | Little Venice to Camden
Join GO London Hiking for a beautiful urban walk through historic waterways and leafy neighborhoods, tracing Regent’s Canal from Paddington Basin to the vibrant heart of Camden. Starting at Paddington Station, we’ll escape the city’s bustle and follow the tranquil canal past the houseboats of Little Venice, where narrowboats drift like floating cottages.
We continue east onto the Regent’s Canal, opened in 1820 and once a key route for coal and timber during London’s industrial boom. Along the way, we pass architectural landmarks like the grand Crocker’s Folly, and walk over the Maida Hill Tunnel, the canal’s second-longest.
Admire quirky sights like the Upside Down House, the elegant villas of Regent’s Park, and climb Primrose Hill for stunning panoramic views. From there, we pass Gilbey’s Yard, a former wine and spirits depot turned creative quarter, and reach the lively Camden Lock, once a thriving dock and now home to street food, music, and markets.
Our walk ends at Camden Town Tube Station, with time to explore or enjoy an optional post-walk social.

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🕘 Schedule & Meeting Info
Meeting Time: 18:00 at By the steps at Paddington square
Walk Start: 18:10
Estimated Finish: 20:30 at Camden Town Tube Station
🎫 Train fare not required – this walk is within central London
🚆 Travel using Oyster/contactless

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📍 Walk Overview
Grade: 🥾 Beginner
Distance: ~7km / 4.3 miles
Walking Time: ~2.5 hours with breaks
Ascent: Mostly flat with a short hill at Primrose
Terrain: Urban paths, canal towpaths, and paved streets
Pace: Leisurely with stops for views and stories
Hike Leader: Gary | 📞 07968585224

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🎒 What to Bring
✅ Comfortable walking shoes
✅ Layers for the weather and conditions
✅ Water bottle & optional snacks
✅ Travelcard or contactless for the tube

***

💬 What to Expect
Our walks are social, inclusive, and relaxed. Meet friendly Londoners, expats, solo explorers, and locals curious about the city's quieter corners. Most join solo – and leave with new friends!
🧭 Qualified, Insured Hike Leaders
All GO London events are led by experienced, trained, and fully insured walk leaders.
✅ RSVP Now
Spaces are limited – RSVP “Yes” to secure your place.
Full event details and reminders will be emailed before the walk.

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Starting in Seaford, we follow the coastal path past a historic Martello Tower before climbing onto Seaford Head, where wide views open across the English Channel. The trail rises and falls along the chalk cliffs before dropping into the Cuckmere Estuary, a protected wildlife area and our lunch stop near the visitor centre.
In the afternoon, we join the South Downs Way and enter Seven Sisters Country Park, climbing steeply to the trig point at Cliff End. From here, we follow the cliff edge over the iconic Seven Sisters to Birling Gap, then climb past Belle Tout Lighthouse and continue to Beachy Head, the highest chalk sea cliff in Britain.
We finish by descending to the coast and walking the Victoria Promenade into Eastbourne, where you can join the group for food and drinks or head straight home by train.

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Grade: Intermediate / Challenging
Distance: 22 km / 13 miles
Ascent: approx. 670 m
Hiking Time: 6.5 – 7 hours (including breaks)

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### Schedule & Meeting Info

Meeting Time: 08:20 – London Victoria Station near the information booth Platform 12
Trains:
08:54 London Victoria → Seaford (via Lewes) Arrival: 10:19
Journey time: approx. 1 hr 25 min (1 change at Lewes)
Tickets: Return to Eastbourne
🚆 Train fare is not included – please purchase your own return ticket, in advance or on the day

Hike Start: 10:30 – Seaford Station
Hike Finish: Approx. 18:00 – Eastbourne
Return Trains: Frequent services to London Victoria

What to Bring
✅ Hiking boots or sturdy shoes
✅ Waterproof jacket & layers
✅ Packed lunch, snacks & water
✅ Sun protection (exposed cliffs)
✅ Train ticket / Railcard

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### 👣 Hike Leader:

Gary
📱 07968585224
📧 golondongary@hotmail.co.uk

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