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If you'd like to ride through the night without leaving the city, then North London has some great hills to keep you entertained!



Perhaps not the most scenic climb, Swain’s Lane is a real classic for inner city cyclists in the capital of London.



Start your ride from Alexandra Palace, more commonly known

An extensive network of natural trails rather than a carefully manicured bike park, Epping Forest is easily accessible from the north of London and also great for gravel and ‘cross bikes too.



Take care when riding these trails, as they’re mostly shared use, rather than dedicated bike trails. Although

This loop of Canary Wharf and the Isle of Dogs is a great choice to the east of London, where you can admire the glittering cityscapes and impressive structures reflected in the Thames as you follow the water's edge.



Choose to run or walk this 6.3 mile (10 km) circuit, which starts at the Canary Wharf

From decommissioned warships to royal history, modern architecture and bridges to 20th Century replicas, this 4.7 mile (7.6 km) Tour along the south bank of the Thames and in the City of London is packed full with things to see, even if you will be walking at night!



The Tour starts at the Tower of London

A ride out to tackle the famous Box Hill climb is a must for any keen road cyclist living in London, but have you ever considered doing it at night?



This circuit from Putney Bridge takes you out to leafy Surrey on a 51 mile (82 km) ride via the glorious Hampton Court to the Surrey Hills, where you can

At over 68 miles (110 km), this London to Cambridge cycle ride is a real challenge, heading out of the city to the north near Epping.



It's a little hilly to start with, as you tick off one of Simon Warren's '100 Greatest Cycling Climbs' with Mott Street, but you'll be relieved to hear that it gets pretty

If you love cycling on quiet lanes not too far from the city, then this cycle is for you. You'll head out to the north-east to Essex for this Tour, taking in 52 miles (84 km) of gorgeous leafy lanes, through woodlands, between fields and commons.



The circuit starts and ends on Regent's Canal near Hackney

This circular route covering 5.9 miles (9.5 km) is a fantastic way to enjoy some of the sights along the River Thames in Central London. It's almost totally flat as you follow both sides of the river, and you can choose to either walk or jog, or a bit of both!



Numerous fantastic and historical sites await

Fancy a trip to the beach? This mega cycle challenge from inner city London to the pebbled and vibrant seaside city of Brighton covers no less than 57 miles (91.8 km), with the challenging Ditchling Beacon climb just before you descend into the city.



From Westminster, this popular cycle route will take