Haringey Walks

Walking guides produced by Haringey Friends of Parks Forum

Guides
A Walk in the Park: Specially designed walks to guide you through some of Haringey's varied parks & green spaces This walking book has been produced to showcase many of the parks and green spaces in Haringey and nearby. The walks are designed to take you on a stroll through a variety of green spaces and parks in different parts of Haringey. Some are linear and some are circular.
Explore Haringey: Alexandra Palace to Bruce Castle - Crossing the Borough from East to West A walk from west to east linking two of Haringey's historic buildings
Explore Haringey: by Walking the Route of one of its Hidden Rivers, The Moselle - Crossing the Borough from West to East The River Moselle is Haringey's river. It flows from the Northern Heights in the west to the River Lea in the east. The Moselle is responsible for such sayings as 'When it rains in Muswell Hill, it floods in Tottenham' or 'Highgate's rain is Tottenham's pain'.
Explore Haringey: Exploring the Route of the Palace Gates to Seven Sisters Railway To coincide with the Council's Haringey Walks campaign, a new walk guide has just been published. It follows the three-mile route of a railway which went from Palace Gates near Alexandra Palace in the west of the borough to Seven Sisters in the east.

Guides

A Walk in the Park: Specially designed walks to guide you through some of Haringey's varied parks & green spaces

This walking book has been produced to showcase many of the parks and green spaces in Haringey and nearby. The walks are designed to take you on a stroll through a variety of green spaces and parks in different parts of Haringey. Some are linear and some are circular.

Explore Haringey: Alexandra Palace to Bruce Castle - Crossing the Borough from East to West

A walk from west to east linking two of Haringey's historic buildings

Explore Haringey: by Walking the Route of one of its Hidden Rivers, The Moselle - Crossing the Borough from West to East

The River Moselle is Haringey's river. It flows from the Northern Heights in the west to the River Lea in the east. The Moselle is responsible for such sayings as 'When it rains in Muswell Hill, it floods in Tottenham' or 'Highgate's rain is Tottenham's pain'.

Explore Haringey: Exploring the Route of the Palace Gates to Seven Sisters Railway

To coincide with the Council's Haringey Walks campaign, a new walk guide has just been published. It follows the three-mile route of a railway which went from Palace Gates near Alexandra Palace in the west of the borough to Seven Sisters in the east.