Bitterne to Riverside Park return
Thursday 12th September 2019 11:00am
Starting from - By the bike racks in front of Santander, Bitterne Precinct, SO18 1BS
- 7.6 miles
- Mountain Bike, Hybrid (off road tyres), Hybrid (road tyres), Road
- 2 hr
- Steady
- Southampton
- Children aged 8-15*, Children aged 11-15*, Adults 16+ only
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About the route
Starting point
Hampshire
SO18 1BS
This "out-and-back" route takes you to Riverside Park along quiet roads and cycle/shared-use paths.
You will follow the Southampton Cycle Network route 3 (SCN3) west over the River Itchen before following the river course north along the Boardwalk. Crossing back over at Cobden Bridge to join the cycle path in Riverside Park you will head north again following the river. From Woodmill the route heads back to Bitterne using mainly the same paths. We will stop in Bitterne Park Triangle for refreshments.
Don't forget to bring water, a bike lock and money for the cafe. Depending on the weather forecast you may need to bring waterproofs or sun cream.
You will follow the Southampton Cycle Network route 3 (SCN3) west over the River Itchen before following the river course north along the Boardwalk. Crossing back over at Cobden Bridge to join the cycle path in Riverside Park you will head north again following the river. From Woodmill the route heads back to Bitterne using mainly the same paths. We will stop in Bitterne Park Triangle for refreshments.
Don't forget to bring water, a bike lock and money for the cafe. Depending on the weather forecast you may need to bring waterproofs or sun cream.
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