Thames Valley Loop

A road cycling route starting from Henley-on-Thames

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Explore the picturesque Thames Valley in this challenging road cycling route.

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This loop takes you through the beautiful Thames Valley region, allowing you to experience the stunning natural scenery and charming villages along the way. With a total ascent of 710 meters and a distance of 96 kilometers, this route is best suited for well-trained amateur cyclists. The Thames River will accompany you for most of the journey, providing a peaceful backdrop. Highlights along the route include Caversham, Ashampstead, and Dorchester On Thames. Caversham is a historic town known for its beautiful riverside location and the famous Caversham Bridge. Ashampstead is a quaint village with a charming pub, while Dorchester On Thames is home to an impressive medieval abbey. Prepare for an epic cycling adventure through the scenic beauty of the Thames Valley.

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96 km

710 m

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Start: Henley-on-Thames City center

Henley-on-Thames: Rowing Heritage and Cycling Delights

Henley-on-Thames in the Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire region of the United Kingdom is a picturesque town famous for its rowing heritage and also offers great cycling opportunities. The town sits on the banks of the River Thames and provides a stunning backdrop for cyclists. Henley-on-Thames is surrounded by scenic countryside, including the nearby Chiltern Hills, which offer challenging climbs and beautiful routes for road and gravel cyclists. Additionally, the town itself has excellent cycling infrastructure with designated cycling paths and low-traffic roads. Overall, Henley-on-Thames is a fantastic destination for cyclists looking to explore the English countryside and immerse themselves in the rich rowing and cycling history.