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This is a very pleasant area of South London, located by the river Thames.

Nice point of interest amidst foresty goodness.

The Avenue runs through the Prince's Covert woodland. It's a gravel track and offers a fast descent in one direction and a slow, steady climb in the other, with a consistent gradient of around 3%.

Hampton Court Palace is a grade 1 listed royal palace on the banks of the Thames a few miles from London. The building began in 1514 by Cardinal Wolsey, who later gifted the palace to the king. It became one of Henry VIII's favourite residences and he enlarged it to suit him. The monarchs no longer use it, so it's open to the public and cared for by Historic Royal Palaces.

Hampton Court Palace is a historic royal residence that was built by Cardinal Thomas Wolsey in the early 16th century. The palace became one of King Henry VIII's primary residences and is closely associated with his reign. It hosts a range of cultural events throughout the year and is open most days as a tourist destination.

Popular lock and marina close to Hampton Court, with great views of Hampton Court Palace on the opposite bank through the arches of Hampton Court Bridge, designed by Edwin Lutyens.

Thames Street in Sudbury-on-Thames has a wide pavement and great views of the river. Look across the river to Sunbury Locks and upstream to the weir. The Thames Path long distance walking trail follows the opposite bank here and the Walled Garden is behind you.

The Avenue going through Stoke Wood, joining Fairoak Lane and Kingston Road, is a good gravel track. After going into the deeper, muddier reaches of the wood, this stretch can be a blissful interlude between rough sections. It is actually a good connecting thoroughfare between the tougher routes that abound here.