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London to Paris Cycle Route
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GPX| Cycle Route Details | |
| Route Name | London to Paris |
| Distance : miles (km) | 250.56 (403.24) |
| Duration(hh:mm) | 25:00 |
| Difficulty |  |
| Posted By | StuartB |
| Calories Burned | 10147.68 kcal |
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| Cycle Steps | |
| This is a very possible cycle route from London to Paris, trying to avoid the major roads as much as possible. If anyone has any comments, feel free to leave them below! | |
| Near By Cycle Shops | |
| Dover Halfords | |
| Sittingbourne Halfor | |
| Chatham Halfords | |
| Dartford Halfords | |
| Bexley Bikes | |
| Old Kent Road Halfor | |
| ST Pauls Bikehu Half | |
| Evans Cycles St. Pau |
| Cycling Clubs located in this region | |
| Anerley Bicycle Club | |
| Herne Hill Youth Cycling Club | |
| Kenton Road Club | |
| Kingston Phoenix Road Club | |
| The Trax |
| Your comments? | ||
| posted by:Lukie89 | Rating :  | difficult :  |
| I am very interested in this route however i cannot locate the detailed version! Do you know how i do this? | ||
| posted by:Luke | Rating : | difficult :  |
| The A2 from Bluewater to Strood is a 3/4 lane aside dual-carriageway. So you can't really take that route. I think there may be a path for pedestrians/cyclists that runs parallel, but it's noisy, dirty and you're likely to get a puncture. A much nicer route is the A226 through Greenhithe, Gravesend, Chalk, Higham to Strood (albeit hilly in parts), then back on the A2. The same thing probably happens at Faversham as well, but I wouldn't know what to do there. | ||
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