The paths are to protect the bluebells from being trampled in Chalet Wood in Wanstead Park
A nature group has set out paths to protect native bluebells.
Bluebells at Wanstead Park usually peak in late April and Wanstead's Wren Group have cleared paths to stop them getting trampled.
Paths have been tidied and log edgings created in the last few weeks in Chalet Wood, which displays thousands of one of Britain’s most characteristic flowers.
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