"We don't mean to alarm you, but the clocks are about to go back, which means the winter blues could be about to set in. Lucky for you, there's a cure for that. It's called going outside. What an revelation! And what better way to escape the doldrums of winter than an amble in nature? When it comes to good walks, London is surrounded by some absolute stunners, from meandering Thames paths, to ancient forests and rolling green hills."
"This 13-mile ramble kicks off in the scenic Georgian village of Marlow in Buckinghamshire, which can be reached from London via train (London Paddington to Maidenhead, Maidenhead to Marlow) in just over an hour. Along your hike you'll see sweet meadows, wooded hills and overhanging trees on a tranquil section of the Thames, passing plenty of historic pubs and manor houses along the way."
Clocks going back signal winter and outdoor walks provide a remedy for seasonal blues. London is surrounded by outstanding walking routes including meandering Thames paths, ancient forests and rolling hills. A 13-mile ramble begins in the Georgian village of Marlow in Buckinghamshire and can be reached from London via train (Paddington to Maidenhead, Maidenhead to Marlow) in just over an hour. The route passes sweet meadows, wooded hills and overhanging trees along a tranquil section of the Thames and passes historic pubs and manor houses. The walk can end at Tom Kerridge's two-Michelin-starred The Hand and Flowers, which also offers draught beers, bar snacks and cocktails. A large winter festival with an ice rink is coming to southeast London.
Read at Time Out London
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