Description
This route is based on the excellent Uxbhar Two, but it removes my main concern about that route, which is the unnecessary (imo) steep pull up/down Harrow hill. Slow Wayers - you have a choice!
I've routed this one to go directly to Harrow from Rayners Lane; and it also means you get to walk through a very pleasant park at West Harrow, with benches and a cafe.
Other changes are at Rayners Lane, to spend more time walking alongside the Yeading Brook, and to use a ramped railway crossing rather than some very steep steps.
However if you want to walk up Harrow hill for the interest/sightseeing/views value then choose Uxbhar Two.
In summary - leave Uxbridge along a fairly busy road. Then a wonderful green route following the Yeading Brook through Ickenham Marsh, leading more or less all the way to Rayners Lane; some quiet residential streets and a park before arriving at Harrow.
Refreshments intermittently along the way, and tube stations at Hillingdon (Piccadilly), Ruislip Gardens (Central), and Rayners Lane (Piccadilly)
This route is based on the excellent Uxbhar Two, but it removes my main concern about that route, which is the unnecessary (imo) steep pull up/down Harrow hill. Slow Wayers - you have a choice!
I've routed this one to go directly to Harrow from Rayners Lane; and it also means you get to walk through a very pleasant park at West Harrow, with benches and a cafe.
Other changes are at Rayners Lane, to spend more time walking alongside the Yeading Brook, and to use a ramped railway crossing rather than some very steep steps.
However if you want to walk up Harrow hill for the interest/sightseeing/views value then choose Uxbhar Two.
In summary - leave Uxbridge along a fairly busy road. Then a wonderful green route following the Yeading Brook through Ickenham Marsh, leading more or less all the way to Rayners Lane; some quiet residential streets and a park before arriving at Harrow.
Refreshments intermittently along the way, and tube stations at Hillingdon (Piccadilly), Ruislip Gardens (Central), and Rayners Lane (Piccadilly)
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Geography information system (GIS) data
Total length
Maximum elevation
Minimum elevation
Start and end points
Uxbridge
Grid Ref
TQ0555984110
Lat / Lon
51.54602° / -0.47910°
Easting / Northing
505,559E / 184,110N
What3Words
labs.liver.pure
Harrow
Grid Ref
TQ1534688092
Lat / Lon
51.57990° / -0.33672°
Easting / Northing
515,346E / 188,092N
What3Words
keys.full.mime
| Uxbridge | |
|---|---|
| Grid Ref | TQ0555984110 |
| Lat / Lon | 51.54602° / -0.47910° |
| Easting / Northing | 505,559E / 184,110N |
| What3Words | labs.liver.pure |
| Harrow | |
|---|---|
| Grid Ref | TQ1534688092 |
| Lat / Lon | 51.57990° / -0.33672° |
| Easting / Northing | 515,346E / 188,092N |
| What3Words | keys.full.mime |
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