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How long does it take to walk the entire length of the Northern Line from Morden to High Barnet via Bank?
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I suggest putting the route into Google maps and it will give you a rough idea.
See the thread title!
Farigiraf
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I got a time of 7h 49 suggested but it's mostly on busy roads, there is a nice park every 3-4 stations it seems
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gledhill56
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Knocked this route together on Google, but had to add via points where it didn’t take you near stations on the route. Hope this is of some help.
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Archway and Highgate is missed
gledhill56
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Quite.That A24 / A3 stretch south of the river up to the Elephant is soul destroyingly boring even when cycling it, let alone walking! Good luck
It's what buses, trams and trains were invented for... I even find that walking disused railways is tedious (long, straight, flat, often tree-hemmed) so a long slog along a busy road would definitely make a walk not worth doing. Might be fun to find a succession of buses which stick to it as closely as possible though...
Somewhat agreeing. Ignoring thoughts that you might walk along the track- haha- I could see the point if you were hoping to demonstrate how much quicker it might be, or raising money for some charity that might in some way relate. Seriously good luck to you. Will the Guinness Book of World Records be interested? Well done those who have responded more supportively.
There are guys who run the Underground and other routes, such as the guy who does "Running on Rail" on YouTube, so I doubt that walking would set any records.
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This might help:
www.tubewalker.com
Northern Line - Tubewalker: The Tube, on Foot
A map of a walk following the route of the Northern line on the London Underground, complete with points of interest, photographs and downloads for Google Earth and GPS.
www.tubewalker.com
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I walked from Finchley Central to High Barnet Station on the Dollis valley green walk which is entirely footpaths shadowing the Northern line & starting just north of Finchley Central station.
You are on the right track when you have the viaduct to Mill Hill looming high up on your left side & then the path turns right following the stream towards Barnet.
From memory, it was pre Covid, a very pleasant green walk taking about 90 mins, although the last lap was steeply up hill to High Barnet Station.
Google Dollis Valley Greenwalk.
You are on the right track when you have the viaduct to Mill Hill looming high up on your left side & then the path turns right following the stream towards Barnet.
From memory, it was pre Covid, a very pleasant green walk taking about 90 mins, although the last lap was steeply up hill to High Barnet Station.
Google Dollis Valley Greenwalk.
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