One Way

London to Whitstable

The London to Whitstable one-way cycling route heads south over Crystal Palace, out of London, before the climb up the side of Biggin Hill.

Then it follows the Pilgrim’s Way for much of its length between the ridges of the Downs, right through the heart of Kent, through a number of pretty villages, before climbing & descending Hollingbourne Hill and making for the coast.

Starting point: Gail’s Bakery, Clapham Old Town.

Intermediate café stop: The Friars’ team Room, Aylesford Priory (74km).

Suggested Lunch Stop: The Harbour Garden Café, Whitstable.

Return by train to Victoria.

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