I walked from Harrow to Uxbridge on a sunny day. There are toilets in the St.Annes Shopping Centre in Harrow and the Pavilions at Uxbridge....

JohnMyerson

Another short section along residential streets (photo #3) then gets you to the nice part of the route, walking alongside Yeading Brook and the stretch of green on each side (photo #4, #5, #6). After crossing the busy Park Road a few more residential streets (photo #11) and crossing the tube line with a bridge again (photo #12), will get you to the finish at Uxbridge station....

Derick Rethans

Good use of suburban residential roads, paths and parks avoiding busy roads as much as possible....

Strider

Toilets in Harrow Recreation ground were locked....

JohnMyerson

I was trailblazing this route as an alternative to the fully road based Norhar One, and was surprised to find it fell into place very easily, which seems a good sign. It is close to 5 stars but I felt the area around North Harrow station/A404 let it down a bit, especially the North Harrow end of Canterbury Road, where the pavement was blocked on both sides by motor vehicles....

Jane Taylor

I walked from Harrow on the Hill station....

JohnMyerson

I have walked parts of this before, especially heading up the hill from Harrow-on-the-Hill station. After crossing the met line towards the playing fields, there is a little final hill before ending up in Uxbridge and after a short walk you're at the finish....

Derick Rethans

Mostly it is well drawn, but as the previous reviewers also note there is a small error between Sheepcote Road and Northwick Park Road at Harrow....

Jane Taylor

I would note that whilst I and other locals have been using this route between Mutton Woods and the Woodland Trust Merry Hill Fields for over 20 years it is not actually designated as a footpath.... Once you get to the point where you can see a field ahead and to the west the Slow Way follows an informal path continuing through a narrow strip of woods and a small 'ravine' (mentioned by others) needs to be crossed and then later a shallow (just about jumpable) perennial stream - although both of these can be avoided by going into the field to the west and following an informal footpath which eventually joins a designated footpath which you can follow eastwards into Merry Hill Fields. Photos 1 - Suburban Harrow; 2 steps in Grim's Dyke Woods; 3 Steepish section entering the woods; 4 'Ravine'; 5 'jumpable shallow stream'; 6,7,8 Merry Hill Fields...

John Marsh

A mix of roads (mostly suburban, the road into S. Harefield at the end is the only hard core one), woods and parks. It’s easy to get lost in the woods, so make sure you are equipped to get back on track with gpx and battery; or map and compass....

Jane Taylor

I walked and reviewed Uxbhar Two and at the time thought there could be an alternative which skips the pull up Harrow hill, and goes directly to Harrow from Rayners Lane. I also enjoyed ice cream at the cafe at West Harrow rec, this is definitely a bonus that Uxbhar Two doesn’t deliver!...

Jane Taylor

There’s a short break at Ruislip Gardens (Central line tube); at Rayners Lane the path leaves the Yeading and goes through residential streets. The path was a bit informal through long grass, followed by a steep shady final climb....

Jane Taylor

I hadn't realised from the map that the route went under the roundabout near the start in Harrow but was glad to be able to avoid the busy roads there!...

lwatson

After having left Harrow-on-the-Hill, the route then proceeds along the busy Northolt road for a bit, which it turns away from just before South Harrow station. You cross the rail way and the Harrow sidings, and the rest of the route is along the busy-ish Mandeville Road (photo #3) to end up at the finish at Northolt tube station....

Derick Rethans

The *actual* path was a fast flowing stream, so I wandered along the other side of the hitch up the hill, where then cows blocked my path and I had to divert and jump a fence (sorry) to join the route just before it crosses Merry Hill Lane. The route (at least with the OpenStreetMap background) shows to cross the stream on the North West corner of the golf course with a ford. After the view point there was a minimally muddy path which ended up at Uxbridge Road, which was a little tricky to cross due to a lot of traffic, and no official crossing point....

Derick Rethans

After crossing the West Coast Main Line, and going under the Chiltern Line at Northwick Park, the route goes along the sides of a hospital, with lots of street works currently. After crossing Watford Road, the route continues along Harrow School's playing grounds, with a steepish path up towards Harrow....

Derick Rethans

There's so much going on in just the last bit of the walk, with great parks, great historic buildings of the Harrow School, great climbs and great views....

mtormey

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

Derick Rethans

After descending from the hill and going through the playing fields the route becomes urban, with nearly solely pavement walking....

Derick Rethans

My favourite part was the quaint town of Pinner, and my least favourite the end underneath the roundabout at Harlow. I guess it gets the job done....

Derick Rethans

I enjoyed this route- particularly the climb up to Harrow on the Hill....

Naami

More importantly I don't think the MOD would approve of people wandering along the runways of RAF Northolt! I've created Uxbhar Two as a viable alternative....

Strider

There is a short section of suburban road walking from Uxbridge Town center. Steep (34%) hill up to St Mary's then an equally steep hill down towards Harrow Town Centre, some great panoramic views....

Strider

After a short bit of road it is woods for a while, round Bayhurst woods, keeping the fields in view to one side, the Ruislip Woods with beech, oak and old coppiced hornbeam....

Strider

After leaving Harrow town center there is a steep (28%) climb through a park to St Mary's Church whose spire is synonymous with Harrow-on-the -Hill....

Strider

I got back on track eventually by dropping onto the 'Old Redding' road for 100 metres (plentiful fast traffic, but there is a verge), then turning off again up Ass House Lane, which leads to a golf course (photo) and - hooray - the London Loop signs miraculously reappear! A brief celebration - the route officially leaves London and enters Hertfordshire while crossing the golf course. Almost immediately, as if to underline its new status as a rural Slow Way, comes the second tricky bit - the path that links the golf course to Merry Hill. Merry Hill is so well named, acres of grasses and trees and scrub which has so far survived being turned into a golf course....

Jane Taylor

Leaving Wembley follow residential streets passing North Wembley and South Kenton stations....

Jane Taylor

I agree with Jeff (first reviewer) that it may be better to follow the Capital Ring Link and Capital Ring between Harrow and South Kenton station. I'm planning to go back and check this route idea and will put up an improved Harwem in the next few weeks....

Jane Taylor

Old Pinner village, Victorian town houses, 30's metro, 50's boxes, 70's low-rise blocks, to modern....

Strider

I walked from the bustling Wembley Central high-street to Harrow shopping centers with tree lined streets, Northwick Park, and Harrow School grounds on the way. Quite a pleasant walk , generally on good paths with the exception of a steep water worn track close to Harrow (soon to be repaired - Oct 21)....

Strider

It looks a well used entrance to the Merry Hill area, but the fence has clearly been repaired before and may well be repaired again. It is an unreliable and possibly illegal way. An alternative is to continue along the road another kilometer to the proper gate to the area, and rejoin the route there....

Strider

There are the usual suburban streets close to Harrow town center but once beyond this it is a beautiful and varied hike....

Strider

Easy going apart from one 200m dilapidated steep path that is likely to be repaired soon. A pleasant walk but with not much to recommend it....

Strider

This is walking along the A4006 Kenton Road from/to Harrow to Kingsbury....

Strider

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

Strider

Quite muddy in parts and not suitable for road bikes or mobility, most walkers will enjoy this one, but be sure to bring your boots!...

seand

There is one error in the route in that it is not possible to join the Capital Ring at the SW corner of Northwick Park Hospital from the path shown....

Jeff1403