Excursion à vélo d’une journée de Battersea à Addlestone

If you’re looking for a solid day ride out of central London, this one’s a treat! Starting from Battersea—famous for its riverside park, the iconic Battersea Power Station, and a neighborhood vibe that always feels buzzy—you’ll wind southwest through leafy suburbs and luscious green spaces. The route is about 56.5 km mostly on paved surfaces, with a chill amount of climbing (around 146 meters!) so it’s great for most fitness levels. You’ll spend most of your time on cycleways and quiet roads, perfect for a relaxed cruise, with only the occasional busy stretch—so nothing too stressful.

As you leave city life behind, tranquil Surrey lanes will lead you straight into Addlestone, a pleasant small town near the River Wey. Addlestone’s known for its ancient Crouch Oak tree and proximity to Weybridge and Chertsey, so there’s a bit of history sprinkled in for your efforts! Grab a coffee, kick back, and enjoy knowing you’ve earned it. Perfect way to escape the city on two wheels!