We follow more residential pavements then head into Watling Park, following the main paved path to its south end. We pass Burnt Oak station and turn left to find Silk Stream Park, where we follow another wide paved path across Montrose Avenue and through Montrose Playing Fields, then head through the tall buildings to Colindale station....

Hugh Hudson

No major problems, but the path from Allum Lane to Barnet Lane was a bit wet and muddy in places, as was the unsurfaced path into Edgwarebury Park. We turn right into Edgwarebury Lane and follow it over the M1 into a residential estate, where we head right into Edgwarebury Park on an unsurfaced and muddy path....

Hugh Hudson

Starting from Edgware until you are through Mill Hill it is a mix of small and large suburban roads....

porcovolente

There are toilets at Broadwalk Centre shopping mall in Edgware, and cafes and a petrol station on route, with a chip shop at Salcombe Gardens. I checked the path that links Page Street to Pursley Road that another reviewer mentioned and it's a really good alternative to joining Pursley Road from the roundabouts at the end of Bunns Lane. I assume the mapped route favours accessibility, but I think the rail path is a really good alternative route for those who want it....

Tom

The first half is along the traffic dominated high streets of Edgeware and Mill Hill and although there are cafés they're not very enticing....

Slow Ways Darren

The section just after (or before!) Finchley is really nice, off road and goes through a tucked away churchyard....

Jack Cornish

I wouldn't change much to the review, except that the colours of the trees were amazing! See the photos. There was unfortunately more cars parked on the pavement this time around :-(...

Derick Rethans

For some reason it avoids Chandos Recreation Ground, which would have made a nice break from the endless streets....

Derick Rethans

After leaving Edgware the walk up and through Canon's Park was lovely....

Derick Rethans

It's too bad that the old tube line from Mill Hill East to Edgware hasn't been turned into a full walking route....

Derick Rethans

The walk into Canons Park was my favourite section of the walk. But then I entered Stanmore Country Park and I was able to follow "a" way across to the exit, but the plotting hadn't left me in no doubt that I was following the right route. I get the impression that the ground of at least part of the route across the Country Park is always saturated....

David Sanderson

1 Crossing Silkstream Park, the route takes you away from the main path and takes you around the outskirts of the park, eventually delivering you to a set of steps up to a section of the road away from the pedestrian crossing. Had it followed the main route it would have passed the cafe and then delivered you by ramp to the pedestrian crossing....

David Sanderson

A route that makes the most of the green spaces between Edgware and Brent Cross. I started from Brent Cross and was surprised to start the route through the underground station....

David Sanderson

You then cross another busy road with steps or ramps, and from there on into Edgware was a little boring along some streets....

Derick Rethans

It's an okay route, which I walked from Edgware to Harrow....

Derick Rethans

Urban walking from A to B from one tube station to another. Nice form of getting steps up. Easy to walk and accessible for all abilities....

Lizbiz70

I've remade the route as Boredg Two, with the road crossing corrected, and recommend that. Other than that this is a good direct route into/out of London taking advantage of parkland and surprisingly rural green belt lanes....

Jane Taylor

After the woods the route goes downhill along Edgwarebury Lane all the way to Edgwarebury Park. Eventually I came to the outskirts of Edgware and the route turned into Edgwarebury Park After the park comes the A41 Watford Bypass, crossed by a bridge (steps or a long ramp), with this route option there is only a short walk along the main road before turning into residential streets, and eventually coming to Edgware station....

Jane Taylor

At Chandos rec the route line goes around the outside but it is possible to walk inside the grounds which makes for a greener walk. All surfaces paved/asphalt, no steps....

Jane Taylor

These obstacles aside, the rest of the walk is very pleasant, and links up the different neighbourhoods and stations at this end of the Northern Line in a smart and purposeful way....

Jane Taylor

A varied walk along suburban streets, wooded tracks, countryside and town....

Strider

To/from Edgware and Brent Cross Tube stations, Via Burnt Oak, Colindale, and (close to) Hendon tube stations....

Strider

Between Edgware and Bushy stations there is Stanmore Hill, which ever way you go the first half is uphill and the second half downhill, steep (17% in places)....

Strider

The 6.5km route takes quiet back roads with traffic calming features, dropped curbs and road crossings....

Strider

On reaching the A41 you will need to turn right out of Edgwarebury Park to the crossing bridge, then double back - this adds about 400m to the journey. From Edgware turn left at the A41 to the crossing and double back....

Strider

Three stars as suburban pavement walking can be uninspiring, but the route is good....

Strider

Look left if walking North (right if walking South) there is a crossing bridge over the road....

Strider

Pavement walking all the way, passing by Chandos Recreation Ground and Eton Grove Open Space....

Strider