Report - Camden Rathole, London - April 2015

[Punk]

Where is the entrance?
Thanks

Don't ask for access openly on the forum, you won't get it. Get some reports up and someone may give you access, but members need to know if you're legit or not first. No offence but you could be secca or something

 

[Lord Oort]

Awesome job those last two pics are beautiful!

 

[WildBoyz]

"Where is the entrance?"

Seriously?

Haha. You have the right idea

I see the tunnel from the bridge, a locked door aslong the canal.. Asked the restaurant people but they said to come back at 10am as they where busy.. Isn't there another way in?

My advice is to go have a wander. I'm sure you'll begin to answer your own questions.

Awesome job those last two pics are beautiful!

Cheers Thanks for looking.

 

[Distra]

This is brilliant stuff guys. I know of the old train tunnel and have even taken a very brief wander (long ago) from the more conventional entrance in your pictures. I had no idea there was a service tunnel that linked to it.

 

[WildBoyz]

This is brilliant stuff guys. I know of the old train tunnel and have even taken a very brief wander (long ago) from the more conventional entrance in your pictures. I had no idea there was a service tunnel that linked to it.

Cheers I suppose it's quite easy to miss the service section if you enter the tunnel the way you did. Still, it's worth a look if you're ever over that way.

 

[iamsilverfox]

This is seriously cool. I love underground stuff.

 

[WildBoyz]

This is seriously cool. I love underground stuff.

It's a good wander this one

 

[gadgeturbex]

Where is the entrance?
Thanks

Just under the SIS building on Albert Embankment. Climb over the South West pedestrian gate, and make your way to the plant room doors (the one with the louvres in.) One of those louvres slides out. It's quite a walk to Camden though so take some monster munch and some red stripe with you.

 

[iamsilverfox]

Just under the SIS building on Albert Embankment. Climb over the South West pedestrian gate, and make your way to the plant room doors (the one with the louvres in.) One of those louvres slides out. It's quite a walk to Camden though so take some monster munch and some red stripe with you.

Hahahahahaha

 

[Distra]

Finally got round to sorting through some old pics from my wonder around this area. Nothing to juicy i'm afraid but some more track level stuff. All taken ages ago (just don't ask how ) I might have a few pics from Primrose hill station somewhere and will post them if I can find them.

1.The entrance to the up carriage line tunnel, facing towards Euston from close to where it used to connect to the main lines.

2. Euston end of the tunnel, near Camden carriage sidings where the commuter trains are stabled and cleaned.

3. Euston end by the main lines, the tunnel exit is to the left.

4. Primrose hill end of the track where it used to join the mainlines

 

[kevin arnold]

that's very interesting, thanks for sharing. i never knew what was beyond that palisade fence at the end of the disused tunnel. now i understand why they put sensors at the tunnel mouth, makes sense if there is a depot nearby.

 

[WildBoyz]

Thanks for posting those up Distra. Looks like you had a decent wander

 

[Distra]

It didn't twig at the time but the fact you can walk to the sidings within five minutes from the Euston end means it's likely to have been a favourite route with graffers.

 

[flaming22]

Brilliant pics. Very nimble work by all concerned.

 

[flaming22]

What great pics and report. Well done all concerned.