PalanerFree on the App Store
Get
Free London walk: Docklands
SportFree

Free London walk: Docklands

Hosted by Hikes to Remember

Saturday 14 November 2026, 10:15Venue time (London)
FreeTickets sold by meetup.com
Book · Freevia meetup.com
Add to calendar

Downloads an .ics file · Times are in Europe/London · Google Calendar

This is part of my series of leisurely London walks aimed at exploring and getting to know the city better. They are easy, largely flat and shorter in length than my countryside hikes.

We'll start with crossing the Rafter Walk, the 170m boardwalk that snakes across the revitalised Canada Dock. The iconic red bridge traverses the wetland habitats and allows people to get close to nature without disturbing the birds and other wildlife.

As we stroll along, we'll take in some of the key sights of Rotherhithe, the historic riverside district in South East London that is situated on a peninsula in the Borough of Southwark along the south bank of the River Thames.

Once the walk ends, feel free to explore further on your own!

Cost: Free

Start time: 10:15am

Start location: Canada Water tube station - My mobile: 07951673142. Check the status of the tube before travel.

End location: Canada Water tube station

Length: 8km

Ascent: largely flat

Time: approx 2-2.5hrs - exact end time depends on the weather, pace of the group, and our breaks.

Pace & Difficulty: an easy, relaxed, and leisurely pace. The aim is to enjoy being outdoors and have a fun, friendly walk. It is suitable for beginners.

What to bring:
Check the weather and bring appropriate gear. Walkways, footpaths, and trails can be muddy and slippery. A comfortable backpack, waterproof jacket, sufficient food, snacks, and water along with suitable socks and footwear (sturdy shoes with good grip/waterproof hiking boots) are some essentials. Remember to carry any medication you may require. If it’s sunny, don’t forget a hat, sunglasses and sunscreen!

IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER / TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
By participating, you confirm you have read, understood and accepted the below, including the full Terms and Conditions
I am NOT a qualified hike leader or first aider.
Hiking, walking, and hill walking carry the risk of personal injury and death. Participants must be aware of, and accept, the risks. Participants are responsible for their own safety and actions and agree not to hold me responsible or liable for any injury (or death), damage or losses incurred either directly or indirectly from their participation in group events. This group is for people 18 years old and over.

Ask Palaner

Going to Free London walk? Ask me anything about it.

I read the organiser's pages and answer in a few seconds.

Answers are AI-generated · Privacy