TfL’s ‘walk the Tube’ map shows the walking distance between London stations
Transport for London has released a new Tube map showing the distance in steps between Underground stations. In a bid to get Londoners walking – and ease pressure on the capital’s packed transport network – TfL released the map showing that many Zone 1 stations are fewer than 1,000 steps apart.
1000 steps is about 1/3 of a mile in actual distance.
If you are wondering how to work out how far away things are in pure steps numbers, then why not use the steps to miles calculator. Just add your sex and height and the number of steps and the calculator will work out how far it is.
Learning your way around London
As you travel around London, you soon pick up the locations of certain stations. And then after a while, you realise that walking 2000 steps underground to get to an interchange line, then waiting for the train, then walking another 2000 steps underground at the other end, up the escalator to your destination… you might as well have just got off the train and walked the last bit.
Steps between stops and minutes between stops
Click here for the STEPS BETWEEN STOPS map.
Click here for the WALKING MINUTES BETWEEN STOPS map.
You might need a map
If you do decide to emerge from the underground in a strange location, you may need to use a map.
