Road Cycling through North London's Hidden Gems

A road cycling route starting from Palmers Green

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Discover the hidden highlights and cultural spots of North London on this road cycling route

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This road cycling route takes you through some of the hidden gems of North London. Starting near Palmers Green, you will visit the gravesite of Leopold Stokowski, a renowned conductor, in a quiet corner of Hendon. The route then takes you to Wood Farm London Viewpoint, offering stunning panoramic views of the city skyline. Bushey, known for its art and history, is another highlight along the way. Potters Crouch, located amidst picturesque countryside, is a perfect spot to take a break. The route ends in Cockfosters, an area filled with rich cultural heritage and attractions.

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Palmers Green: Leisurely rides along the Lee Valley Path in Palmers Green

Palmers Green is a locality situated in the Outer London — East and North East region of the United Kingdom. For road and gravel cyclists, Palmers Green can be a suitable base for exploring nearby cycling routes such as the Lee Valley Path, which follows the River Lea. The flat terrain of this area makes it ideal for leisurely rides and commuting. While not home to any famous cycling-related spots or climbs, cyclists can also venture into other parts of Greater London for more challenging rides.