healthy cycle ride from Dulwich park this Saturday

By ironjawcannon
June 29, 2017 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted June 29, 2017

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Posted June 29, 2017

Exploring Dulwich.

Meet Pavilion Cafe in the middle of Dulwich Park (SE21 7EA) at 10am. Back at 12 noon.

Start Dulwich Park, then up Dawsons Hill for the view. Next across to Dulwich Hamlet football stadium and down Greendale to Dulwich Village. Continuing south past Dulwich Picture Gallery and Dulwich College to the only Toll Gate in London. Then loop up to Kingswood House, aka Bovril Castle, back through Bel Air Park, on to Herne Hill Velodrome, and back to Dulwich Park. An easy 2 hour ride. Shorter than usual (14,8km) to allow for walking up the steeper bit of the ascent of Dawsons Hill. Route at https://goo.gl/NSRbDL

Run by Southwark Cyclist but ALL welcome

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