Beverley Brook walk with ESEA Outdoors
ESEA Outdoors will be leading a walk along Beverley Brook from Hammersmith to New Malden, also known as London’s Hidden Korea Town! This walk is for anyone of ESEA heritage.

Sunday 4th May - 11am till 6pm
As a part of London National Park City’s London Walking Festival, ESEA Outdoors will be leading a walk along Beverley Brook from Hammersmith to New Malden, also known as London’s Hidden Korea Town!
This walk is for anyone of ESEA heritage.
🗺️ ROUTE DESCRIPTION
This flat river walk is approximately 15km (9.3 miles) with a total elevation of 30m.
Along this route we will be passing through Richmond Park and Wimbledon Common before reaching New Malden Station where you can then take the train back into Central London.
Link to Komoot Route: https://www.komoot.com/tour/2120416329?share_token=a9v5wlqwY5YC003c8k70ivnkuBTcVI2t9BhJcFuN54H6QbApfn&ref=wtd
OPTIONAL ACTIVITIES
🛒 Once we reach New Malden Station, you then have the option to join us to H Mart, London’s largest Korean Supermarket to get your fill of Korean Goods!
🍚 We will officially finish the walk at a Korean restaurant at approximately 4:30pm for a late lunch/early dinner (restaurant TBC – depends on numbers!), and stop by Cake & Bingsoo if there’s still room.
We will be going at a moderate pace of roughly 4km per hour (15 minutes per km).
About festival week events
We will be hosting a run of festival weeks and events curated by our partners big and small. Each week will see workshops, talks, walks, and cultural activities taking place in and around our pop-up Visitors Centre at 80 Mortimer Street.
For an up to date list of Festival weeks, please visit: nationalparkcity.london/events
Contact Louis Rutherford on louis.rutherford@nationalparkcity.org for more details on each Festival Week or if you would like to discuss hosting your own event.
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