Kingston — Motspur Park
Kinmot two
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By Jane Taylor on 09 Feb 2024
Description
Kingston to Motspur Park via Berrylands. This is a greener, quieter, and more residential alternative to Kinmot One, which is almost all alongside 'A' roads.
Crosses Hogsmill river twice and Beverley Brook once.
Good refreshments halfway at Berrylands
Kingston to Motspur Park via Berrylands. This is a greener, quieter, and more residential alternative to Kinmot One, which is almost all alongside 'A' roads.
Crosses Hogsmill river twice and Beverley Brook once.
Good refreshments halfway at Berrylands
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Is this route good enough? - Yes (2)
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Geography information system (GIS) data
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Maximum elevation
Minimum elevation
Start and end points
Kingston
Grid Ref
TQ1824269533
Lat / Lon
51.41250° / -0.30115°
Easting / Northing
518,242E / 169,533N
What3Words
credit.slows.sleep
Motspur Park
Grid Ref
TQ2258567665
Lat / Lon
51.39479° / -0.23938°
Easting / Northing
522,585E / 167,665N
What3Words
grin.comb.rewarding
| Kingston | |
|---|---|
| Grid Ref | TQ1824269533 |
| Lat / Lon | 51.41250° / -0.30115° |
| Easting / Northing | 518,242E / 169,533N |
| What3Words | credit.slows.sleep |
| Motspur Park | |
|---|---|
| Grid Ref | TQ2258567665 |
| Lat / Lon | 51.39479° / -0.23938° |
| Easting / Northing | 522,585E / 167,665N |
| What3Words | grin.comb.rewarding |
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reviews
JohnMyerson
10 Apr 2024An enjoyable route along mainly quiet roads and a couple of spots which are nearly countryside!.
Jane Taylor
09 Feb 2024A good 4* star route, perhaps a little too urban for the full 5.
Didn’t much like the look of Kinmot One which is direct, but all along busy roads, so I sounded out this alternative -imo it’s a good combo of reasonably direct, pleasant residential areas, footpaths, and picks up an intermediate railway station at Berrylands….
…. where there are refreshments- I stopped for coffee and a toastie.
Points of interest: Can’t avoid the A3, it’s a safe roundabout crossing with the big beast underground.
3 river crossings - twice across the Hogsmill and once across Beverley Brook.
A whimsical connection: Fulham FC training ground by the Beverley Brook at Motspur Park - and the main ground is by the Thames just where the Brook comes out. If they kick the ball in the river will it float downstream so they can pick it up later?
Goes past Kingston art college, the public library and an art gallery.
Accessibility: No steps, may suit wheels, but I can’t vouch for kerbs and clear pavements.
Motspur Park currently having lifts installed, which will make the platforms accessible when open.
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