South East and London

This 14 mile cycle ride takes you from Waltham Abbey down the banks of The River lee to Tottenham Lock and return. The trail along the way is almost all traffic along the river side and the there is a mixture

Big Ben to The Tower of London A 4 mile cycle route which takes you along a route along the River Thames and past some of the most famous historic places in the world. The route is flat and mainly along

Buckingham Palace to Kensington Palace A 3 mile relaxed cycle route mainly traffic free through the iconic parks of London taking you from Buckingham Palace to Kensington Palace. Buckingham Palace is the official London residence of the British Royal Family. Originally known

Rye to Winchelsea An easy 3 mile cycle route which takes you from the small historic town of Rye to the nearby seaside town of Winchelsea. The route leaves Rye via the local roads and very quickly you find yourself cycling

Paddington Station to Wembley – Grand Union Canal A 7 mile cycle route which takes you along the Grand Union Canal traffic free tow path through central London to Wembley. On some canal tow paths you require a permit to cycle

Pevensey – Circular Castle Tour A 13 mile cycle route which takes you on a circular tour around the area known as Pevensey Levels. On route you pass Herstmonceux Castle and return to Pevensey via the village of Wartling. The route

Windsor Great Country Park A 4 mile cycle route through Windsor Great Park. Windsor Great Country Park surrounds the grounds of Windsor Castle and is a great place for a fun family cycle ride with up to 4 miles of mainly

Clayton Village to Plumpton Green – ‘The South Downs Way’ An 8 mile cycle route which takes you from the village of Clayton along a part of The South Down Way to Plumpton where you leave the cycle trail and cycle

Hammersmith Loop via Fulham and Fulham Palace A 5 mile cycle route from the London suburb of Hammersmith the flat cycle route takes you through some quite suburban streets to Fulham Palace and then you return via a riverside route along

Chichester to West Dean ‘The Centurion Way’ – Regional Route No88 A 6 mile cycle route which takes you from Chichester along a dedicated traffic free cycle path, ‘The Centurion Way’ to West Dean. An ideal route for a family ride

Queen Elizabeth Forest – Off Road Trails The Queen Elizabeth Forest is situated approximately 15 miles north of Portsmouth just off the A3 and is an ideal place for a family day out cycling. A 6 mile cycle route which takes

Moors Valley Country Park near Ringwood – Off Road Trails A cycle route with up to 12 miles of various off road cycle trails for you to enjoy. Moors Valley Country Park situated just west of Ringwood off the A31 has

Chiswick Loop via Chiswick House A 4 mile cycle route which takes you on a loop circuit of Chiswick via the historic Chiswick House and Gardens. The route is a flat cycle route along tracks and tarmac roads. There are numerous places

Margate Harbour to Broadstairs – The Seaside Ride An 8 mile cycle route which takes you from the harbour side at Margate to the seaside town of Broadstairs. Cycling along the sea front and coastal roads. A flat route along a

Kingston Upon Thames to Teddington Lock A 6 mile cycle route which takes you on a looped tour around the area of Kingston Upon Thames. Kingston Upon Thames was one an ancient market town where Saxon kings were crowned and is

Shoreham Harbour to Worthing using part of National Cycle Route No2 The easy 7 mile cycle route takes you along a flat route from Shoreham Harbour along a mainly traffic free coastal route to Worthing. The ride starts from by Carat’s

Rye to Bodiam Castle A 15 mile cycle route which takes you from the historic sea town of Rye to the magnificent Bodiam Castle. Cycling along country lanes and ‘B’ roads, the route has some rolling hills along the way but

Wimbledon Common –‘ The Wombles Ride’ – 7 miles. A cycle ride which takes you round the common and over into Richmond Park before returning via some roads and back on Wimbledon Common. You will find that most of the

Salisbury to Stonehenge. An 11 mile  cycle route that takes you from the historic city of Salisbury along mainly country lanes and ‘B’ roads to what must be one of Britain’s most famous landmarks, Stonehenge. Standing magnificently on the crest of the

Richmond Bridge to Ham – Circular Return Route. – 5 miles This cycle ride takes from Richmond Bridge along the river bank to Ham and then returns via different route. It is approx 5 miles long mainly along compacted trails

Sevenoaks to Bough Beech Reservoir Wildlife Reserve. A 12 mile including return journey cycle route taking you from the commuting town of Sevenoaks out along ‘B’ roads and country lanes to the wildlife Reserve at Bough Beech Reservoir. There are some hills

London Limehouse Basin to Regents Park. Approx 11 miles. Flat canal tow path. Starting from Limehouse Basin, which is approx two miles east of The Tower of London on the same bank of the Thames. Limehouse Basin is the start

Ashford to Canterbury The Linear cycle route takes you from the busy Kent market town of Ashford 18 Miles through country lanes and Kent villages to the historic city of Canterbury. If you wish you can take the return journey

Battersea Park to Kew Gardens – 14 miles Cycling west mainly along the river bank taking you out west of London. On the ride you will pass many world famous sites and plenty of establishments for refreshments. I would recommend

Eastbourne Seafront Ride to Eastbourne Marina and Return Ride Approximately 6 mile including return journey. This flat cycle ride along the seafront takes you from the seaside town of Eastbourne to the nearby new marina with its shops and café’s

Lymington Circular Tour taking you via the lovely villages of Beaulieu, and Brockenhurst in The New Forest. – 22 miles This cycle ride is approximately 22 miles long. Along the way you cycle through Hampshire’s lovely rural countryside and the

Hampton Court – Bushy Park. – 6 miles A quiet country style route which takes you along the Thames river bank east. And through parkland Start Hampton Court palace. From the river bank at Hampton Court Palace follow the riverside

Polegate to Heathfield along The Cuckoo Trail. Dedicated cycle track. – 14 miles This extremely popular cycle way offers excellent traffic free cycling and is great for a family day out. Along the way you will you cycle past woodland,

Cowes to Sandown:- Following the route of the old Cowes to Sandown Railway. Route uses part of National Cycle Route No 23. Mainly a dedicated cycle path, but you will encounter some riding on streets for a short distance through

Poole to Christchurch Harbour entrance via Bournemouth. – 23 miles A totally tarmac route which basically follows the sea front from Poole to Cristchurch Harbour entrance passing Bournemouth at the half way mark. Virtually flat. Mostly traffic free only traffic

Richmond Park – London – 5miles A leisure route suitable for beginners and families alike. Start at any point in the park that is convenient for you and cycle in any direction around the park. There are places to stop

Rye – Mermaid Inn Circular. Covering Cliff End, Pett and Winchelsea. Enjoying sea views along the way. – 16 miles Sugested start point is the Mermaid Inn – Rye. As you look at the road from the car par of

Edenbridge Circular Route – 16 miles Route will take you on a circular route around the country suburbs of Edenbridge, Hever, Bough Beech, Idle Hill and Four Ems. Along ‘B’ roads and country lanes. Start – High St – Edenbridge

Brighton pier to Eastbourne – 26 miles A flatish route. On clear days a very pleasant leisurely ride taking in the sea air. If ridden on a windy or winters day it can be quite difficult battling against the weather.