
Road · United Kingdom
A flat 11 km road cycling loop from Notting Hill, England through Paddington, Mayfair and London, with 20 m of climbing.
Starting in Kensington, the route heads through Notting Hill at 0.5 km and Bayswater at 1 km, continuing on to Paddington at 2 km. The surface is predominantly paved (87%) with some gravel or unpaved sections (8%) and small unmapped parts (6%). The route includes 5.9 km of path, 2.4 km of cycle path, and 1.4 km of pedestrian areas. The ride passes through several London districts including Mayfair (3.5 km), Belgravia (4.2 km), Chinatown and London (5.7-5.8 km), then Westminster and Victoria (6.6 km). Elevation varies between 33 m at the start and 5 m at around 5.6 km, with a gentle profile featuring 20 m of climb and descent overall. The steepest 500 m section has a 2% gradient at 6.7 km. Facilities are frequent, with cafés such as Mawi Cafe at 0.5 km, St. James’s Café at 5.7 km, and Palace Gate Kiosk at 10.1 km. Shops include supermarkets near 1.1 km and at the finish. Toilets and drinking water are accessible along the route. Bailout points with stations exist at 1.9 km (Lancaster Gate) and 8 km (Hyde Park Corner).
Mostly minor roads and streets on the map.
No stretch is longer than 15 km without a café, shop or water. Along the route: 555 cafés and restaurants, 56 shops, 10 water points, 2 petrol stations, 15 public toilets and 92 bike shops.