Points of Interest Along the Wandle Trail
Honeywood Museum is a grade II listed building on the western side of Carshalton Ponds.…
Carshalton Ponds is a great place to start or finish your walk along the Wandle…
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Watermeads is a nature reserve owned by the National Trust, and found between Poulter Park…
Ravensbury Park is found in between Morden Hall Park and Watermeads Nature Reserve on the…
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If you are interested in the history of the river Wandle, the Wandle Industrial Museum…
In the 12th century, a large church called Merton Priory once stood on the banks…
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Morden Hall Park is one of the points along the Wandle Trail, and a popular…
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After you leave Merton High Street, the Wandle Trail takes you past the former site…
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Wandle Park in Colliers Wood is very close to Colliers Wood station on the Northern…
Wandle Meadow Nature Park was once industrial land, but is now a nature reserve in…
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King George's Park in Wandsworth is part of the Wandle Trail, since the river runs…
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The River Wandle meets the Thames at The Causeway in Wandsworth where it splits into…
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The Ram Inn in Wandsworth is part of the original site of the old Ram…
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