Friday 26th July 2024 9:30am

Starting from - Meet at Ealing Broadway Station, on the Eastbound Elizabeth Line platform (Platform 4), in time for the first Elizabeth Line service after 9.30am. If you prefer, you can meet the ride at Paddington at 10am, by the Elizabeth Line exit on Eastbourne Terrace.
We will return to Farringdon by approx 2.30pm for Elizabeth or Metropolitan Line services. W5 2NU

This West London Breeze ride is open for anyone to join

  • 19.2 miles
  • Mountain Bike, Hybrid (off road tyres), Hybrid (road tyres), eBike
  • 5 hr
  • Steady
  • Ealing
  • Adults 16+ only
  • Women only

Free, women-only bike rides led by experienced Breeze Champions. They are a great way to get started in cycling or to improve your skills, whether you are a beginner or a seasoned cyclist.

Starting point




London
W2 6LA

This is a train-assisted ride, taking us from Paddington across to South East London and returning to Farringdon. We visit an historic Dockland area and discover some lovely green space in the midst of an urban environment. We will ride at a leisurely pace, with stops to admire views, take photos etc.

We ride down from Paddington through the Royal Parks to cross the river at Vauxhall Bridge, then make our way around the Oval, through Kennington Park to Camberwell, and on to Burgess Park. We continue through South Bermondsey towards Deptford, before turning back along the river to visit Greenland Dock https://www.urbanpatchwork.co.uk/blog/greenland-dock-its-history.html. We explore this historic waterside with its views over to the Isle of Dogs, and then ride on into Russia Dock Woodland and the Stave Hill Ecology Park https://homegirllondon.com/stave-hill-ecological-park-and-russia-dock-woodland/.

Returning to the riverfront, we ride through Rotherhithe with its historic Mayflower connections and stop to admire the Salter statues https://livinglondonhistory.com/dr-salters-daydream-a-very-moving-set-of-statues/ on Bermondsey Wall, before turning into Southwark Park for refreshments at the Pavilion Café.

Our return route takes us through the quieter back streets of Bermondsey, then over Blackfriars Brie and up to Farringdon for Elizabeth Line or Metropolitan Line services.

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Train-assisted ride to South East London, exploring historic docklands and green spaces.

Traffic free segregated cycle tracks in Central London; quieter back streets where possible; traffic free/shared paths & tracks in parks; some short stretches on busier roads.

Stops to explore Greenland Dock, Russia Dock Woodlands & Stave Hill Ecology Park. Lunch stop in Pavilion Cafe in Southwark Park.

Lock for bike. Snacks & water for the ride. Money/card for travel fares & cafe.

First-timers welcome!

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