Neurodiverse Friendly Walk: New Malden to Barnes 6.5 miles

Meeting outside New Malden Station at 11am outside the front entrance, setting off at _11.20a_m. The walk is approximately 6.5 miles long.

To find the group: Look for Mark, I will be wearing a fluorescent jacket, glasses and a cap.

Details of route: Starting at New Malden station, we will walk through Coombe Road into Beverley Meads Ponds and a section of Wimbledon Common, before taking a coffee break at Richmond Park via Roehampton Gate. Our walk will continue into Barnes High Street and into Barnes Common where we will finish at Barnes Station.

Finish point: Please note we finish at Barnes station, not Barnes Bridge. It is from here you can get a bus or train back home to your location.

Additional info: You can bring a dog with you, but on a lead. A pair of walking shoes is recommended in case of slippery surfaces.

Neurodiverse: This is a walk suitable for everyone but we particularly welcome those with ADHD, Autism, Dyslexia or other conditions. The walk is called ND friendly, because the walk leaders have lived and professional experience with Neurodiversity and the walk is tailored in allowing people to demask, be themselves and also directions being clear.

Find the Eventbrite link here if you wish to purchase a free ticket which is preferred

Neurodiverse Friendly Walk - New Malden Station to Barnes Station Tickets, Sunday, Apr 19 from 11 am to 3 pm | Eventbrite

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Or just turn up on the day.