London to Windsor

Saturday 29 Aug 2015Richmond Green (off Kew Rd) Richmond, Surrey TW9 1QF29, 37 or 55 miles (approx)

This ride has now passed.

Congratulations to all who took part in the London to Windsor bike ride on Saturday 29th August.

Enjoy a late Summer's day cycling from Richmond Green through the pretty villages of the Thames Valley to Alexandra Gardens in Windsor. There's a choice of 55 and 37 mile on-road routes or a shorter 29 miles which includes some towpaths. The short route has a family option through Windsor Great Park to the finish.

At the finish by the river you'll find entertainment, food stalls, beer tent, music and sports massage. Head for the circus big top!

‘Just wanted to say thanks for the organisation of the London to Windsor ride last Sunday. Really good route and great finish - we've done a number of your rides and much prefer them to others which are really competitive and more macho. Your rides attract a good mix of riders which means a relaxed atmosphere at start, finish and on the ride.’ P.H

"Thanks for a fantastic day's cycling from London to Windsor, great organisation - well marshalled, refreshments and mechanics and excellent signing on the route." S. H.

"We rode the London to Windsor, the first event for my firm's team. We dipped a toe in the water to see if we were up to it - we were so impressed with the organisation and friendly people we will be doing plenty more of your events again." C. A.

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Ride Details

Start

Richmond Green (off Kew Rd) Richmond, Surrey TW9 1QF
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Finish

Alexandra Gardens, Barry Avenue (off High St.), Windsor, SL4 5HZ
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Distance

29, 37 or 55 miles (approx)

Challenge rating

Long Route Medium Route Short Route

Start times

9.00am - 10.30am at a time to suit you

Pricing

Children's Entry (15 & under) (£9.00)
Entry Pack (£20.00)
Student Entry (£14.50)
Team Entry (Enter total no. required. Price per person) (£19.50)

Local info

www.visitrichmond.co.uk
www.windsor.gov.uk

Other info

Minimum age 8 on the 29 and 37 mile routes and 14 on the 55 mile route.
Riders under 16 must be accompanied by an adult over 18.

Protect your head - wear a helmet! A selection of helmets will be available for purchase on the day.

** We recommend that all riders have both bike and personal liability insurances as we cannot be held responsible for damage, loss or theft of your bike or personal items or personal liability.**

GPX routes are available after you have signed up.

For answers to common queries about our rides, please see our ONLINE FAQs

Ride Gradings

Suitable for anyone who enjoys a reasonably active life. The pace is gentle and the terrain flat to undulating. Distances no more than 30 miles (50km).

Suitable for those with slightly more cycling experience. the terrain can be a little hillier than grade 1.5 and distances up to 45 miles (70km).

For the regular and reasonably fit cyclist. The terrain may include some challenging hills and distances up to 75 miles (110km).

These routes require a good level of fitness and stamina and feature challenging inclines and/or a longer time in the saddle. Distances can be up to 100 miles (160km).

Getting here by car

A316 (Twickenham Rd) Pay & Display Parking available

Getting here by train

Richmond Station is around 300 yards from the start at Richmond Green.
A strengthened rail service runs from Windsor & Eton Riverside station (100 yds from the finish) hourly from 07.00 to take riders to the start and throughout the afternoon taking riders back to London Waterloo via Richmond. FFI call National rail Enquiries on 08457 48 49 50 or visit the South West trains website

Sorry, no photographer on this ride

Ride information

Support Services


You're welcome to raise money for one of the charities below (select when you book online) or for a charity of your choice (contact them after you've booked to arrange sponsorship).

CHARITIES - please contact us for information about how to get involved and for details of our Open Event fundraising packages

Medical Aid for Palestinians works in Gaza, the West Bank and Lebanon to provide medical aid and access to healthcare for Palestinians who are living under occupation and as refugees. We are an independent, non-religious, non-sectarian, non-political, UK registered charity who has working in the middle east for over 30 years.
Every year we are able to help 1000's of people so please ride for us.
www.map.org.uk

London’s Air Ambulance delivers an advanced trauma team to critically injured people in London. With an international reputation for clinical excellence, it delivers pioneering procedures which have been adopted across the world.

Using a helicopter by day and rapid response cars by night, a doctor and paramedic team can reach a patient within minutes, providing life-saving medical interventions, such as open chest surgery, blood transfusion, and anaesthesia, at the roadside. The charity serves over 10 million people who live, work and travel in the capital and the 600 square miles within the M25.


CoppaFeel! was founded in 2009 by Kristin Hallenga, following her diagnosis of secondary breast cancer at 23. She made it her mission to ensure other young people don’t find themselves in a similar situation; where they’re told the cancer cannot be cured because it was found late.
CoppaFeel! want to live in a world where all breast cancers are diagnosed at the earliest stage possible, at which treatments are more effective and survival rates are higher. We want to stamp out late detection and misdiagnosis of breast cancer by ensuring that people know the signs and symptoms of breast cancer, know what their boobs look and feel like normally, check their boobs regularly throughout their lifetime and have the confidence to see their doctor if they spot anything unusual.
Without the support of our fantastic fundraisers, we simply wouldn’t be able to carry out our life-saving work, so thank you for your support and we look forward to welcoming you to #TeamBoobs!

Charity reg. no. 1132366
www.coppafeel.org

Greenpeace Environmental Trust is the charitable arm of Greenpeace in the
UK. It works to protect our environment by funding education, scientific research and investigative projects in world ecology.

The Trust has funded projects to protect our ancient forests such as the Amazon and Indonesia and our oceans where the ecosystems are threatened by unsustainable fishing, pollution and mining. We're
exploring solutions to climate change, which is having an effect on all of our lives.