Regent's Canal
 

I hope a pedestrian's question is not too far off-topic for utl --

At which points between Park Rd (near St John's Wood) and Cumberland
basin can you leave the footpath along Regent's Canal and walk up to
street level?

Maybe one of knows or can point me to a detailed map.

For the walk I'm planning, an ascent near Primrose Hill Bridge would
be ideal, i.e. he
http://streetmap.co.uk/oldmap.srf?
x=527770&y=183503&z=110&sv=527770,183503&st=4&ar=Y &mapp=oldmap.srf&searchp=oldsearch.srf&lm=0


Thanks,
Jo.

Regent's Canal
 

"Jo H" wrote:
I hope a pedestrian's question is not too far off-topic for utl --

At which points between Park Rd (near St John's Wood) and Cumberland
basin can you leave the footpath along Regent's Canal and walk up to
street level?

Maybe one of knows or can point me to a detailed map.

For the walk I'm planning, an ascent near Primrose Hill Bridge would
be ideal, i.e. he
http://streetmap.co.uk/oldmap.srf?x=527770&y=183503


You can ascend from the canal towpath to street level at Primrose Hill
Bridge, yes - the path up from the canal is to the west of the bridge.

Detailed mapping does seem to be a bit lacking in terms of the canal network
in London, but maybe there's something out there wot I've missed?

Oh, and I'd say questions re pedestrian routes are quite within utl's remit
so ask away!

Regent's Canal
 

At which points between Park Rd (near St John's Wood) and Cumberland
basin can you leave the footpath along Regent's Canal and walk up to
street level?

Maybe one of knows or can point me to a detailed map.

For the walk I'm planning, an ascent near Primrose Hill Bridge would
be ideal, i.e. he
http://streetmap.co.uk/oldmap.srf?
x=527770&y=183503&z=110&sv=527770,183503&st=4&ar=Y &mapp=oldmap.srf&searchp=oldsearch.srf&lm=0

OpenStreetMap has your answer:

http://www.openstreetmap.org/?lat=51...om=16&layers=M

-
Adam

Regent's Canal
 

Thanks a lot to both of you.