Gunnersbury Triangle Local Nature Reserve

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London, United Kingdom

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Nature preserve· Tourist attraction

Gunnersbury Triangle Local Nature Reserve Reviews | Rating 4,6 out of 5 stars

Gunnersbury Triangle Local Nature Reserve is located in London, United Kingdom on Bollo Ln, Chiswick. Gunnersbury Triangle Local Nature Reserve is rated 4.6 out of 5 in the category nature preserve in United Kingdom.

Address

Bollo Ln, Chiswick

Phone

+44 2038976153

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Mugdha Doshi

Nice green area.. In busy city... It's a small triangle of green land.. Where you can come and take a walk... Observe nature. This place is always open.Gate is opposite to a barber shop. Just open the wooden gate and go in. Nice place to visit over weekend morning walk... But certainly not a place to jog etc... As not so much well maintained road... Overall beautiful.

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Philippe Fabre

Lovely “triangle” of nature in the middle of Chiswick. Like a mini forest between railway and residential buildings, with a little pond. Incredible that they managed to keep it from being turned into a block of flats.... Looked after by volunteers (I think). It’s not huge but will take you 20-30mins to go around the paths.

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Sakib Khan

One of my favourite local walking spots. Generally very calm and quite. Can get a but muddy

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Tristan Lee Arnold

Stunning and enjoyable. During the lockdown to go for a walk and clear your head, I would high recommend a peaceful walk.

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Andraz Zuccato

A wonderful piece of undisturbed nature in the midst of city streets and buildings. Chiswick has a lot of great parks and areas where children can play, but none are quite like the triangle, where they can unleash their adventurous side and play and explore on their terms. It's just small and cozy enough to let them run around and wander on their own and make up the game they want to play. There is also enough variety, with an open meadow, little pond and hidden pathways to venture through. The only downside is that it is a bit small and some areas (near the train tracks or the pond) could be dangerous to little ones. But my kids definitely love it and we will come again.

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