Gunpowder Woodland Trail Distance: 1.75 miles Terrain: surfaced pathways including a wooden boardwalk Starting point: Gunpowder Park car park, Sewardstone Road, Waltham Abbey, Essex EN9 3GP Download route narrative > At at glance information for this route Accessible Dog friendly Great for picnics Parking available Route - cycling Route - running Route - walking Toilets available A circular route exploring the wet woodland and wildlife of Gunpowder Park. The route heads west along the high path before turning south through the woodland boardwalk and returning along Sewardstone Road. Directions Enter Gunpowder Park entrance via the entrance to the left of the Field Station . Proceed on the surfaced pathway, continuing up and over the hill. (The Meridian viewpoint is a short detour from the route. Turn left at the top of the hill and follow the pathway) At the T-junction turn left, proceeding along the path, alongside the bridleway Turn left at the next junction and then right towards the wet woodland area, Osier Marsh Continue along the boardwalk through the wet woodland, passing a bird hide and seasonal pond on your right At the end of boardwalk bear to the left (a metal bird screen and seasonal pool is a short diversion to the right) and continue along the pathway Turn right at the T-junction and follow the path, passing the Hazel, Blackthorn and Elderberry shrubs Pass through the bollards on the perimeter of the site and turn left onto Sewardstone Road Follow the pavement up and over the hill Turn left through a small metal gate, re-entering Gunpowder Park. Follow the hard surfaced path, which leads back to the Field Station. (The Spiral Mound viewpoint is a short detour from the route. Turn right, in front of the Field Station) Toilets Gunpowder Park Field Station Things to note Public transport links to the starting point are limited Car parking charges apply at Gunpowder Park car park The site is outside the Ultra Low Emissions Zone but is very close to it Previous Next

River Lee Trail Distance: 4 miles Terrain: a mixture of surfaced pathways, towpath and grass pathways, several bridges and steps, several steep inclines and walk-around and kissing gates Starting point: Lee Valley Boat Centre car park, Old Nazeing Road, Broxbourne, Hertfordshire EN10 6LX Download route narrative > At at glance information for this route Dog friendly Parking available Public transport closeby Refreshments available Route - running Route - walking Toilets available A relaxing circular walk on the Hertfordshire and Essex borders. Discover the greenest and bluest spaces in the heart of the Lee Valley, their fascinating history and wonderful wildlife. The route heads north along the New River, turning east at the north end of Admirals Walk Lake, before returning south from Dobbs Weir along the River Lee Navigation towpath. Directions Turn right onto the Old Nazeing Road and proceed past the Lee Valley Boat Centre on the left, following the road, up and over the bridge, crossing the River Lee Navigation . At the end of the bridge, by the Crown pub, turn left onto the towpath Continue north, under Nazeing New Road and proceed past Carthagena Lock to Dobbs Weir car park (alternative starting point) Proceed up the slope to the main road Turn left over the River Lee Navigation and cross the road leading to Dobbs Weir Pool Proceed over two bridges along the pathway keeping the pool on the left Exit the site over a small bridge and follow the public signpost across the road Continue along the public footpath which runs parallel with the caravan site Proceed over the level crossing, passing Admirals Lake on the left and continue through the field Proceed through the blue turnstile and turn left onto the New River pathway, heading south passing Broxboune Pumping Station on the right At the railway station, turn left and proceed down the steps to the far side (starting point if using public transport) Continue through the car park following the fence line alongside the railway track Pass under the road and proceed up and down the steps crossing the bridge Turn right and follow the pathway into Broxbourne Old Mill and Meadows , crossing the bridge over the Mill Pool (alternative starting point) Continue along the pathway past the toilets and Broxbourne Mill Wheelhouse Turn left, passing the green sheds and cycle hire on the right Continue on the pathway, following the Mill Stream under the railway bridge Turn left crossing the metal bridge, following the pathway back to the Lee Valley Boat Centre and the car park Alternative car parks and starting points Dobbs Weir car park, Dobbs Weir Road, Hoddesdon, Hertfordshire EN11 0AZ Broxbourne Old Mill and Meadows car park, Mill Lane, Broxbourne, Hertfordshire EN10 7AX Toilets Broxbourne Old Mill and Meadows Refreshments The Crown pub (Broxbourne) Old Mill Retreat Café (Broxbourne) River Palace Café (Dobbs Weir) Fish and Eels pub (Dobbs Weir) Things to note Public transport links: The closet station is Broxbourne – join the route at railway station Buses run along Nazeing New Road and the B176 which is short distance from the train station Car parking charges apply at Broxbourne Old Mill and Meadows car park. There are currently no parking charges at Lee Valley Boat Centre or Dobbs Weir car parks Previous Next

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< Back Tea, Walk & Talk Would you like to connect with others? Join us for a leisurely walk around various areas within Lee Valley Regional Park. These sessions feature a short, gentle walk combined with an opportunity to socialize in a café afterward. The inclusive routes follow safe and accessible paths, such as park trails and canal paths, suitable for different fitness levels, with benches available for resting. Key benefits include: Physical health: Gentle exercise enhances cardiovascular well-being, supports joint and bone health, and boosts the immune system. Mental clarity: Movement and exposure to fresh air help reduce cortisol levels (the stress hormone) and promote improved mood through endorphin release. Grounding effects: Interaction with natural elements such as birdsong, sunlight, and greenery aids in regulating the nervous system, encouraging a shift from a stress response to a more balanced and relaxed state. Building social connections: These sessions include walking alongside others and socialising in a café setting, providing opportunities to meet like-minded individuals and foster community engagement. Locations: These walks are FREE and are currently available at the following venues: Lee Valley White Water Centre Lee Valley Ice Centre To register and be included in the monthly schedule, please contact us at activation@leevalleypark.org.uk . If you are already registered, you can view the most current schedule on our What's On page . Previous Next

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Run 2022 marks 10 years since the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games and we invite you to mark this important anniversary with us! Have you found one of our placements in the park?! Measure yourself against an Olympian and see how fast you can run the 5,000m! Looking back at London 2012... Mo Farah won gold during the London 2012 Olympics in the Mens 5000m 🥇 His winning time was 13 minutes, 41 seconds! How fast can you run 5km? Time yourself on your phone or watch and let us know! There's a 5km route at Gunpowder Park that you can follow. Download the map here . Why not join in on a parkrun - our route follows the same as parkrun which happens every Saturday. Find out more below! Take a winning photo and share it on socials! 📸 Every Saturday, there is a parkrun at Gunpowder Park which is open to all. It starts at 09:00 and it is 2 laps of the park (our mapped route follows the same as parkrun). What is parkrun? A free, fun, and friendly weekly 5k community event. Walk, jog, run, volunteer or spectate – it's up to you! You can sign up on the website to receive a barcode and each time you take part, you'll get an official time when you scan your barcode. No pre-booking required, just turn up! Find out more about Gunpowder parkrun here .

Rammey Ramble Distance: 1 mile Terrain: grass pathways only with one walk-around gate Starting point: Rammey Marsh car park, Ordnance Road, Enfield, Middlesex EN3 6JN Download route narrative > At at glance information for this route Accessible Parking available Public transport closeby Route - running Route - walking A circular route that explores the Bee Orchids of Rammey Marsh. Directions Proceed onto the Marsh through the walk-around gate Continue straight across the park to the grass pathway on the left Follow the pathway, continuing north Bear to the right alongside the ditch Turn left up a small incline, leading to the wildflower meadow and Bee Orchids Retrace the route back to the pathway junction, and continue south, with the River Lee Navigation on your left, returning to the car park over the park area Things to note Public transport links: The closest station is Enfield Lock Buses run along Ordnance Road and Mollison Avenue Plan your journey with Transport for London There are currently no car parking charges at Rammey Marsh car park The site is within the Ultra Low Emissions Zone Previous Next

< Back Gunpowder Park Address: Sewardstone Road, Waltham Abbey, Essex EN9 3GP Site overview Set your event in an award-winning park surrounded by trees and grassy banks, ideal for sporting events and corporate hires. Key venue information Size of hireable space: 37,402m² Surface: flat grass open space Availability: April – September Utilities: none Toilets: separate women’s and men’s (both with baby changing), accessible toilet Lighting: yes in the car park Vehicle access: via the car park off of Sewardstone Road Pedestrian access: site entrances at Sewardstone Road, Haws Lane and Enfield Lock Public transport: local bus connections run to the site, closest train station are a 25 minute walk away Car parking: 30 parking spaces, five accessible spaces, parking charges apply Local Authority: Epping Forest District Council Previous events and site hires Community events Weekly ParkRun sessions Commercial filming 5k running route event Download site info sheet > Go to our Event Enquiry Form >

Faba to Fieldes Distance: 2 miles Terrain: a mixture of surfaced pathways, towpath and grass pathways, bridges including one very narrow and walk-around and kissing gates Starting point: Dobbs Weir car park, Dobbs Weir Road, Hoddesdon, Hertfordshire EN11 0AZ Download route narrative > At at glance information for this route Dog friendly Parking available Refreshments available Route - running Route - walking A circular route through tranquil surroundings, with beautiful views, weirs and wildlife. The route travels north past Glen Faba to Fieldes Weir, returning south on the towpath. Directions Exit the car park, crossing over the road towards the Fish and Eels pub Turn right and proceed along the pavement, turning left through a walk-around gate Continue diagonally across the field to the north east corner Proceed through the gate and continue along the public footpath, keeping the River Lee Navigation on the left Continue along the pathway as it heads away from the river heading towards the Flood Relief Channel Turn left and continue along the pathway keeping the Channel on the right Turn right crossing a concrete bridge over the Floor Relief Channel, entering Glen Faba Turn left, heading north, continuing between the Flood Relief Channel on the left and Glen Faba lake on the right Continue through a kissing gate and past the bridge on the left Proceed through the next kissing gate towards and over Fieldes Weir Turn left, past two houses and bear to the right, continuing over Fieldes Weir Lock. Turn left, onto the towpath and continue south alongside the River Lee Navigation, leading back to Dobbs Weir Turn left crossing the bridge over the weir and proceed across the main road Turn left along the pavement, over the River Lee Navigation and turn right into Dobbs Weir car park. Refreshments River Palace Café Fish and Eels pub Things to note Public transport links to the starting point are limited There are currently no car parking charges at Dobbs Weir car park Previous Next

< Back Endurance for Wellbeing Walks Designed for individuals seeking to maintain consistent activity levels, improve mental well-being, and strengthen social connections. Targeted at those who are comfortable with walking and wish to incorporate longer walks into their routine. Walk distances will vary, typically ranging from 3 to 6 miles. Key benefits includes: Heart Health & Longevity: Engaging in longer walking sessions (preferably 10–15 minutes or more without interruption) can significantly reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease. Stamina & Metabolism: Brisk walking enhances cardiovascular capacity and stamina, promoting more efficient function of the heart and lungs. Muscle Resilience: Regular extended walks strengthen leg muscles and improve endurance, which are important for maintaining balance and reducing fall risk. Resilience to Stress: Consistent, longer walks help mitigate stress-related issues by training the nervous system to remain calm during sustained physical activity. The "Flow" State: Extended walking sessions can facilitate a state of mental clarity often referred to as "walking therapy," where thoughts clear and conversations become more fluid—difficult to achieve with very brief strolls. Psychological Achievement: Completing longer walks or reaching distance goals can foster increased self-esteem and a sense of personal accomplishment. To register and be included in the monthly schedule, please contact us at activation@leevalleypark.org.uk . If you are already registered, you can view the most current schedule on our What's On page . Previous Next

< Back Memberships No joining fees, unlimited rounds and use of the practice holes - all part of our memberships. Unlimited 5 day (Monday - Friday) Adult: £480 Cadet (16 - 21): £175 Unlimited 7 day (Monday - Sunday) Adult: £575 Cadet (18 - 21): £345 Junior (under 18): £65 Please note: children under the age of 14 not accompanied by a responsible adult are not allowed into the course. Apply now > Our memberships offer great value for money for the keen golfer who’s looking for an easy walking, picturesque and challenging course. Choose the package to suit when and how often you like to play. Seven day or week day only plus memberships for Cadets (19 - 21 year olds) and Juniors (18 and under) are available. If you’re interested in becoming a member and would like to take a look round the course give us a call to arrange a time to suit. All our memberships run for 12 months from date of joining. How to apply for your membership Online: This is the quickest and simplest way. Click the apply now link and select the membership type you’d like to apply for and enter your details, a confirmation email will be on its way and your membership card will be made available to collect at the course’s reception desk. If you have any questions about our memberships please contact us and we'll be happy to help.

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