Northern Escape

A road cycling route starting from Potters Bar

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Experience the diverse scenery and charm of North London on this epic road cycling route.

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Map miniature of "Northern Escape" cycling inspiration in Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire, United Kingdom. Generated by Tarmacs.app cycling route planner

The Northern Escape route takes you on a memorable journey through the picturesque countryside and bustling urban areas of North London. With a total distance of 100 km and an ascent of 520 meters, this route offers a moderate challenge for well-trained amateur cyclists. You'll encounter several highlights along the way, including Highgate, known for its stunning views of the city; Parliament Hill, offering panoramic vistas of London; and Hampton Court Palace, a historic royal residence with beautiful gardens and architecture. The overall difficulty of this route is rated 3, and its epicness is rated 4, making it a memorable cycling experience.

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Start: Potters Bar City center

Potters Bar: Experience a tranquil cycling getaway in Potters Bar with easy access to London.

Potters Bar in Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire, United Kingdom, offers a cyclist-friendly locality with its well-planned cycle routes. Cyclists can explore the quiet suburban roads and nearby countryside, experiencing a mix of urban and rural cycling. Potters Bar is also close to the London Outer Orbital Path, a popular long-distance trail. Cyclists keen on exploring the city can easily access London through nearby train connections. While there are no famous cycling-related spots or well-known climbs nearby, Potters Bar's convenient location and cycling infrastructure make it a suitable destination for leisurely rides.