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ChiSid 2 REVERSED V Scadbury Ext P Wd Stn
Extended to Petts Wood Station using part of the adjoining Slow Way, ChiOrp 1
A mix of roadside (with pavements), woodlands and meadows in Scadbury Park and some greenspace paths parallel to the roads on the Sidcup side. There is a traffic free way to get across the busy A20 trunk road.
The section along Hawkwood Lane and Botany Bay Lane has no pavements but the road is very quiet.
The OS mapping inside Scadbury Park isn’t very helpful but I’m attaching two screenshots from Open Street Maps (trails ver.) from summer 2022. There are also information boards / maps within Scadbury Park itself. There is a brief overlap with the London Loop way-marked route including the A20 crossing which may help (or possibly hinder) navigation.
Within Scadbury Park the paths are not all paved, probably some stiles and gates and seasonally rutted or muddy sections. For a straightforward pavemented alternative: don’t turn off Perry Street / A222 (onto Old Perry Street) but keep straight ahead beside the main road until you reach the A20 junction, head towards the hospital and you should rejoin the route somewhere within the under/over/under-pass.
Breakpoints.
Multiple bus routes go past the A20 crossing/Queen Mary Hospital area which is about halfway along the route. There are many options to eat (or stay) in Sidcup High Street or the Chislehurst end. A nice mid-route choice is the Sydney Arms on Old Perry Street.
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