Gravel Exploration

A gravel cycling route starting from South Norwood

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An adventurous gravel ride exploring hidden gems of South London

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The Gravel Exploration route is an adventurous cycling journey that explores the hidden gems of South London near South Norwood. With a total distance of 88 kilometers and a moderate ascent of 260 meters, this gravel route offers a mixture of off-road paths, gravel tracks, and quiet country roads. The difficulty level is rated as 3, suitable for adventurous amateurs looking to explore new terrain. The epicness rating of 3 indicates that this route offers unique and lesser-known sights and landscapes.

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88 km

260 m

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Route profile

Highlights on the route

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Start: Locality center

South Norwood: Discover the cycling routes of South Norwood and explore its urban and suburban landscapes.

South Norwood is a locality situated in Outer London in the United Kingdom. From a cyclist's perspective, South Norwood offers a decent cycling experience. The area has a mix of urban and suburban roads that provide opportunities for both road and gravel cycling. While it may not have any well-known climbs or famous cycling locations, South Norwood is still suitable for recreational cycling. Cyclists can explore the local parks and green spaces while enjoying a pleasant ride.

7 km

MitchamSub-urb

Mitcham, located near the start of the route, is a tranquil suburb with scenic parks and a large nature reserve.

21 km

Hampton Court PalaceAttraction

Hampton Court Palace, located along the route, is a historic royal palace renowned for its stunning architecture and beautiful gardens.

31 km

Monolith HillViewpoint

Monolith Hill is a unique geological formation and a popular spot for rock climbing enthusiasts and nature lovers.

50 km

SouthallTown

Southall is a diverse neighborhood with a vibrant atmosphere, traditional South Asian markets, and delicious street food.

73 km

viewpoint for Buckingham PalaceViewpoint

The viewpoint for Buckingham Palace provides a panoramic view of the iconic royal residence and its surrounding urban landscape.

74 km

LondonCity

London, the ultimate cycling destination, offers endless possibilities for exploration, from world-class museums to hidden corners.

86 km

Crystal PalaceRuins

Crystal Palace, located near the end of the route, is home to a historic park and an iconic Victorian-era glass palace that housed the Great Exhibition of 1851.