Any good routes doable from NW London

W12_Lad
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I've been road cycling now for about 6 months (after lots of "road" mountain biking for many years) and have seriously got the bug.
I live in NW London and my route selection has mainly consisted of "stealing" routes that people have put on the net. Obviously I don't get any real descriptions doing it this way as I don't get a chance to chat to the rider. So it is a little hit and miss.
So I was wondering if any of you can give me any recommendations for nice routes doable from home or I'm close to the Met line tube so can use that to get out Amersham way.
Distances/type - anything from 25 mile hilly to 70 mile flattish (actually anything!) I suppose.
My furthest so far is a hilly 45 miles but want to increase.
Thanks.
I live in NW London and my route selection has mainly consisted of "stealing" routes that people have put on the net. Obviously I don't get any real descriptions doing it this way as I don't get a chance to chat to the rider. So it is a little hit and miss.
So I was wondering if any of you can give me any recommendations for nice routes doable from home or I'm close to the Met line tube so can use that to get out Amersham way.
Distances/type - anything from 25 mile hilly to 70 mile flattish (actually anything!) I suppose.
My furthest so far is a hilly 45 miles but want to increase.
Thanks.
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When I lived in Uxbridge, I used to head to Marlow via Bourne End and back via WInter Hill/Cookham... that was 40 miles and a really nice ride. You have to find "your lanes" but there are plenty round there... Include Burnham Beeches and cut off Beaconsfield and the A 40 as much as you can
As you get more confident, you can push towards Hambleden and the area around, which is stunning... more of a 60 miler and quite hillyleft the forum March 20230 -
Thanks for your reply Ugo.
I haven't ridden that area yet. Looks ideal for me.
Planning a route right now!0