London & The Home Counties Cycling Routes

London & The Home Counties

LONDON CYCLING
Cycling in the south of England

With so much focus on cycling over recent years, London and the Home Counties is a great place to go riding. There are even great cycle lanes along the Thames in Central London, with families riding in the city. We want to expand our UK routes database, bringing tried and tested routes for you in London and the Home Counties. As it grows, we’ll hopefully help you to choose some great cycle route ideas in and around London.

RICHMOND & THE THAMES – EASY 15 MILES

An easy afternoon or evening ride from Richmond to Hampton Court, along a lovely stretch of the River Thames.

TATE GALLERY TO BOX HILL – HARD 85 MILES

A classic ride out to the hills from Central London, with both Leith Hill and Box Hill along the way. A great weekend ride for London cycling friends.

PUTNEY BRIDGE TO WINDSOR – MEDIUM 32 MILES

A riverside ride to Windsor Castle via Hampton Court. A great ‘there and back’ route for a weekend afternoon.

LONDON TO OXFORD – HARD 67 MILES

A ride to Oxford, through the Chilterns and some beautiful countryside. We recommend an overnight in the city of spires, before heading back to London.

LONDON TO RYE – HARD 75 MILES

A trip through the beautiful Sussex countryside from London, and onto the coast and historic Rye.

DITCHLING BEACON – HARD 47 MILES / 76 KM

A ride that manages to avoid the main roads south of London, taking the quiet lanes and climbing the classic Ditchling Beacon road cycling route.

LONDON & TELEGRAPH HILL – EASY 24 MILES

We take you from St James Park, along the southbank of the River Thames, and then south to Telegraph Hill and one of the best views over London.

LONDON to CHICHESTER – MODERATE 102 KM

From Richmond Park, this ride takes you through the Surrey and Sussex hills, to historic Chichester.

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