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Follow the River Wandle from the River Thames at Wandsworth to Croydon. Wandle Trail for Walkers & Cyclists Connection to the Trail Wandle Trail for Walkers Proposed Future Route Tram Stop Key to map *this bridge is planned for construction in 2005 PLOUGH LANE TO KING GEORGE’S PARK The Wandle Trail is a 12.5-mile (20 km) walking and cycling trail that follows the River Wandle from Croydon to Wandsworth in south-west London There are 2 main starting points: Wandle Park, Croydon (12 mile walk) or Carshalton Ponds, Carshalton (9 mile walk).

The 20km (14 mile) Wandle Trail follows the route of the River Wandle from Croydon to the Thames at Wandsworth. The Wandle Trail provides a link from the Vanguard Way to the Thames Path National Trail at Wandsworth.

navigation View the Network layer on OS maps Route 20 contains two sections, Wandsworth to Carshalton and Crawley to Brighton. An interactive, step-by-step route map of the Wandle trail bike ride Remember you can upload this route to your bike satnav for turn-by-turn instructions on the go. Wandle River and Trail The river Wandle itself is a tributary of the Thames to the south west of London, consisting of 15 miles of rich chalk stream habitat in good condition, which in its industrial heyday, was the ‘hardest working river The Wandle Trail is a peaceful 12-mile trail along the River Wandle in south London.

The trail follows a largely traffic free National Cycle Network route so the paths are well surfaced and signed. The 2019 Cicerone guide by Peter Aylmer listed below includes full route descriptions of the Wandle Trail and Dollis Valley Greenwalk. Whether walking or cycling the 9-mile route offers a great day out for people of …

The Wandle Trail is a fantastic route that follows the River Wandle through three boroughs to Croydon, where local transport links offer a perfect finishing point for those with tired legs. The Downs and Weald route takes you from Crawley through forests, gardens and villages to the cultural hub of Brighton. The Trail mostly follows the Wandle River, and runs for about 12.5 miles (20km) from East Croydon Station to the Thames Path in Wandsworth near Wandsworth Town train station. Starting in Wandsworth you head south to Southfields, passing along a traffic free section through public parks.