Can you walk along the canal from Camden to Kings Cross?

The Walk. This is a walking guide to the canal towpath from Camden to the London Canal Museum in King's Cross walking west to east. It tells you about the history of the route that you're walking along and points out to you the interesting things that there are to look at on the way.



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Regent's Canal runs through the heart of King's Cross. This nine-mile waterway flows quietly through our capital, from the River Thames at Limehouse to Paddington. People still live along the canal and the mix of boat moorings, heritage buildings and a connection to nature make for a charming setting.

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This Regent's Canal walk will take you from King's Cross through Camden, Primrose Hill, Regent's Park (where you might get a glimpse of the animals at London Zoo if you're lucky!) and Little Venice, before ending up at Paddington Basin.

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It is very easy to stray into a dangerous part of London along the canal, since you cannot see how the neighbourhood changes from down there, and muggers love the canal as it has no lights and is not patrolled by the police. I have personally been robbed here while running and was very severely beaten.

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A leisurely walk (city/town) starting and finishing in City of London, England, about 4.80km (2.98 mi) long with an estimated walking time of about 1:15h.

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The countryside around the route of the Wey & Arun Canal is arguably amongst the most attractive for walking in the south of England. The Canal passes through the lovely woodland and open landscapes of Surrey and West Sussex, including areas of outstanding natural beauty.

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The enchanting Royal Canal Greenway is 130km of level towpath, ideal for walkers, runners and cyclists of all ages and stages.

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