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Overview

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• Starting Point View
  • The starting point for the route is Paddington Station.
• End Point View
  • The end point for the route is Bayswater Station.
  • Near to the end point there is a clearly marked drop-off point.
• Additional Information View
  • The approximate distance of this route is 1.36 kilometres.
  • The average walking time between the start and end points is 18 minutes.

You are on Praed Street to Eastbourne Terrace. Skip to the next section.

Praed Street to Eastbourne Terrace

• Travel along Praed Street heading west until you reach Eastbourne Terrace.
• The approximate distance of this section of the route is 110m.
• This section of the route has surfaced footpaths.
• Surfaced footpaths consist of: block paving and paving slabs.
• Some footpaths have sections with potential obstacles such as: bollards, signs, parked bicycles and overcrowding.
• Footpaths are step-free and level.
• The footpaths are wide enough for wheelchair users.
• Signage here includes: information boards and maps.
• There are not any seats situated along the paths for people to rest.

You are on Eastbourne Terrace Crossing. Skip to the next section.

Eastbourne Terrace Crossing

• This is a Pelican crossing point.
• The crossing point has flush kerbs.
• Flush kerbs have tactile paving.
• The crossing point has a rotating cone.

You are on Craven Road to Westbourne Terrace. Skip to the next section.

Craven Road to Westbourne Terrace

• Head along Craven Road until you reach Westbourne Terrace.
• Along the route is a very small service road with dropped kerbs on either side for Chilworth Mews.
• The approximate distance of this section of the route is 110m.
• This section of the route has surfaced footpaths.
• Surfaced footpaths consist of: paving slabs.
• Some footpaths have sections with potential obstacles such as: bins, signs, advertising boards, parked bicycles and overcrowding.
• Footpaths are step-free but have slight slopes.
• The footpaths are wide enough for wheelchair users.
• There are not any seats situated along the paths for people to rest.

You are on Westbourne Terrace Crossing. Skip to the next section.

Westbourne Terrace Crossing

• This is a Puffin crossing point.
• The crossing point has a refuge island.
• The crossing point has flush kerbs.
• Flush kerbs have tactile paving.
• The crossing point has a rotating cone.

You are on Craven Road to Gloucester Terrace. Skip to the next section.

Craven Road to Gloucester Terrace

• Continue east along Craven Road until you reach Gloucester Terrace.
• Along this part of Craven Road is a small road into Brook Mews which has flush dropped kerbs on either side.
• The approximate distance of this section of the route is 75m.
• This section of the route has surfaced footpaths.
• Surfaced footpaths consist of: paving slabs.
• Some footpaths have sections with potential obstacles such as: uneven surfaces, bins, signs, rubbish bags and advertising boards.
• Footpaths are step-free but have slight slopes.
• The footpaths are wide enough for wheelchair users.
• Signage here includes: maps.
• There are not any seats situated along the paths for people to rest.

You are on Gloucester Terrace. Skip to the next section.

Gloucester Terrace

• This is a Puffin crossing point.
• The crossing point has a refuge island.
• The crossing point has flush kerbs.
• Flush kerbs have tactile paving.
• The crossing point has a rotating cone.

You are on Craven Road to Devonshire Terrace. Skip to the next section.

Craven Road to Devonshire Terrace

• Continue along Craven Road until you reach Devonshire Terrace.
• En route is Upbrook Mews a small service road with dropped kerbs either side.
• The approximate distance of this section of the route is 75m.
• This section of the route has surfaced footpaths.
• Surfaced footpaths consist of: block paving and paving slabs.
• Some footpaths have sections with potential obstacles such as: uneven surfaces, narrow gaps, signs and advertising boards.
• Footpaths are step-free but have very easy slopes.
• Only some of the footpaths are wide enough for wheelchair users.
• Signage here includes: wayfinding.
• There are not any seats situated along the paths for people to rest.

You are on Devonshire Terrace Crossing. Skip to the next section.

Devonshire Terrace Crossing

• This is an unmarked crossing point (without controls or markings).
• The crossing point has flush kerbs.
• Flush kerbs do not have tactile paving.

You are on Craven Hill to Leinster Gardens. Skip to the next section.

Craven Hill to Leinster Gardens

• Head along Craven Hill until you reach Leinster Gardens.
• The approximate distance of this section of the route is 265m.
• This section of the route has surfaced footpaths.
• Surfaced footpaths consist of: block paving and paving slabs.
• Some footpaths have sections with potential obstacles such as: uneven surfaces, signs and overcrowding.
• Footpaths are step-free but have slight slopes.
• The majority of the footpaths are wide enough for wheelchair users.
• Signage here includes: wayfinding.
• There are not any seats situated along the paths for people to rest.
• There is a crossing for a road into Craven Hill Gardens with flush dropped kerbs on either side.

You are on Craven Hill Gardens Crossing. Skip to the next section.

Craven Hill Gardens Crossing

• This is an unmarked crossing point (without controls or markings).
• The crossing point has flush kerbs.
• Flush kerbs do not have tactile paving.

You are on Leinster Gardens to Craven Hill Gardens. Skip to the next section.

Leinster Gardens to Craven Hill Gardens

• Head down Leinster Gardens to Craven Hill Gardens.
• The approximate distance of this section of the route is 40m.
• This section of the route has surfaced footpaths.
• Surfaced footpaths consist of: paving slabs.
• Some footpaths have sections with potential obstacles such as: uneven surfaces and signs.
• Footpaths are step-free but have slight slopes.
• The majority of the footpaths are wide enough for wheelchair users.
• Signage here includes: wayfinding.
• There are not any seats situated along the paths for people to rest.

You are on Craven Hill Gardens along Leinster Gardens. Skip to the next section.

Craven Hill Gardens along Leinster Gardens

• This is an unmarked crossing point (without controls or markings).
• The crossing point has flush kerbs.
• Flush kerbs do not have tactile paving.

You are on Leinster Terrace to Lancaster Gate. Skip to the next section.

Leinster Terrace to Lancaster Gate

• Head along Leinster Terrace until you reach Lancaster Gate.
• Along the route there is access into Leinster Mews which has dropped kerbs on either side.
• The approximate distance of this section of the route is 70m.
• This section of the route has surfaced footpaths.
• Surfaced footpaths consist of: block paving and paving slabs.
• Some footpaths have sections with potential obstacles such as: bollards, signs, overcrowding and building works.
• Footpaths are step-free but have very easy slopes.
• The majority of the footpaths are wide enough for wheelchair users.
• Signage here includes: wayfinding.
• There are not any seats situated along the paths for people to rest.

You are on Lancaster Gate Crossing. Skip to the next section.

Lancaster Gate Crossing

• This is an unmarked crossing point (without controls or markings).
• The crossing point has flush kerbs.
• Flush kerbs do not have tactile paving.

You are on Leinster Terrace to Bayswater Road. Skip to the next section.

Leinster Terrace to Bayswater Road

• Continue along Leinster Terrace until you reach Bayswater Road.
• The approximate distance of this section of the route is 55m.
• This section of the route has surfaced footpaths.
• Surfaced footpaths consist of: block paving and paving slabs.
• Some footpaths have sections with potential obstacles such as: uneven surfaces.
• There is a driveway along the route.
• The footpaths are wide enough for wheelchair users.
• There are not any seats situated along the paths for people to rest.

You are on Leinster Terrace Crossing. Skip to the next section.

Leinster Terrace Crossing

• This is a Pelican crossing point.
• The crossing point has flush kerbs.
• Flush kerbs have tactile paving.
• The crossing point does not have rotating cones.

You are on Bayswater Road to Porchester Terrace. Skip to the next section.

Bayswater Road to Porchester Terrace

• Head along Bayswater Road to Porchester Terrace.
• The approximate distance of this section of the route is 50m.
• This section of the route has surfaced footpaths.
• Surfaced footpaths consist of: paving slabs.
• Some footpaths have sections with potential obstacles such as: uneven surfaces, bins and signs.
• Footpaths are step-free and level.
• The footpaths are not wide enough for wheelchair users.
• Signage here includes: wayfinding and information boards.
• There are not any seats situated along the paths for people to rest.

You are on Porchester Terrace Crossing. Skip to the next section.

Porchester Terrace Crossing

• This is an unmarked crossing point (without controls or markings).
• The crossing point has flush kerbs.
• Flush kerbs have tactile paving.

You are on Bayswater Road to Queensborough Terrace. Skip to the next section.

Bayswater Road to Queensborough Terrace

• Continue along Bayswater Road until you reach Queensborough Terrace.
• Along the route there are service roads into a petrol station and One Porchester Gate.
• The approximate distance of this section of the route is 75m.
• This section of the route has surfaced footpaths.
• Surfaced footpaths consist of: paving slabs.
• Some footpaths have sections with potential obstacles such as: uneven surfaces, bins and signs.
• Footpaths are step-free but have slight slopes.
• The footpaths are wide enough for wheelchair users.
• Signage here includes: wayfinding.
• There are not any seats situated along the paths for people to rest.

You are on Queensborough Terrace Crossing. Skip to the next section.

Queensborough Terrace Crossing

• This is an unmarked crossing point (without controls or markings).
• The crossing point has flush kerbs.
• Flush kerbs do not have tactile paving.

You are on Bayswater to Inverness Terrace. Skip to the next section.

Bayswater to Inverness Terrace

• Continue along Bayswater Road until you reach Inverness Terrace.
• The approximate distance of this section of the route is 50m.
• This section of the route has surfaced footpaths.
• Surfaced footpaths consist of: paving slabs.
• Some footpaths have sections with potential obstacles such as: uneven surfaces and bollards.
• There is a turning circle in front of the Central Hotel along the route.
• The footpaths are wide enough for wheelchair users.
• Signage here includes: wayfinding.
• There are not any seats situated along the paths for people to rest.

You are on Inverness Terrace Crossing. Skip to the next section.

Inverness Terrace Crossing

• This is a Puffin crossing point.
• The crossing point has flush kerbs.
• Flush kerbs have tactile paving.
• The crossing point has a rotating cone.

You are on Bayswater Road to Queensway. Skip to the next section.

Bayswater Road to Queensway

• Continue along Bayswater Road to Queensway.
• The approximate distance of this section of the route is 70m.
• This section of the route has surfaced footpaths.
• Surfaced footpaths consist of: paving slabs.
• Some footpaths have sections with potential obstacles such as: uneven surfaces, bollards and bins.
• Footpaths are step-free and level.
• The footpaths are wide enough for wheelchair users.
• There are not any seats situated along the paths for people to rest.

You are on Queensway Crossing. Skip to the next section.

Queensway Crossing

• This is a Puffin crossing point.
• The crossing point has flush kerbs.
• Flush kerbs have tactile paving.
• The crossing point has a rotating cone.

You are on Queensway to Queensway Car Park. Skip to the next section.

Queensway to Queensway Car Park

• Head along Queensway until you reach Queensway Car Park.
• The approximate distance of this section of the route is 115m.
• This section of the route has surfaced footpaths.
• Surfaced footpaths consist of: paving slabs.
• Some footpaths have sections with potential obstacles such as: bins, signs, street furniture, advertising boards, parked bicycles, overcrowding and road works.
• Footpaths are step-free but have very easy slopes.
• The majority of the footpaths are wide enough for wheelchair users.
• Signage here includes: wayfinding, information boards and maps.
• There are not any seats situated along the paths for people to rest.

You are on Queensway Car Park. Skip to the next section.

Queensway Car Park

• This is an unmarked crossing point (without controls or markings).
• The crossing point has flush kerbs.
• Flush kerbs do not have tactile paving.

You are on Queensway to Bayswater Underground Station. Skip to the next section.

Queensway to Bayswater Underground Station

• Continue along Queensway until you reach Bayswater Underground Station.
• The approximate distance of this section of the route is 75m.
• This section of the route has surfaced footpaths.
• Surfaced footpaths consist of: paving slabs.
• Some footpaths have sections with potential obstacles such as: bins, signs, street furniture, advertising boards, parked cars, parked bicycles and overcrowding.
• Footpaths are step-free but have very easy slopes.
• The majority of the footpaths are wide enough for wheelchair users.
• Signage here includes: information boards.
• There are not any seats situated along the paths for people to rest.