Richmond Lock and Weir – View of Richmond Bridge loop from West Ealing

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Richmond Lock and Weir – View of Richmond Bridge loop from West Ealing

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Richmond Lock and Weir – View of Richmond Bridge loop from West Ealing

02:06

19.9km

60m

Running

Hard run. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 13, 2026

Tips

Includes a movable bridge

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After 15.0 km for 10 m

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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4.37 km

Gunnersbury Park Pond

Highlight • Rest Area

Gunnersbury Park is a scenic park in West London. At its heart lies the Gunnersbury Park Museum, housed in the former Gunnersbury Manor, which showcases the history of the area …

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5.33 km

Kew Bridge (King Edward VII Bridge)

Highlight (Segment) • Bridge

On the Kew side of the bridge is the boat landing stage. Coming here from Westminster by river is probably the most stylish way to visit the very nearby Kew Gardens.

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6.62 km

Riverside Path by Kew Gardens

Highlight • Viewpoint

Best to ride tubeless!

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9.55 km

Located between Teddington and Richmond, Richmond Lock and Weir is an impressive series of three huge vertical sluice gates suspended from an attractive, multi-arched footbridge. Its purpose is to ensure …

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10.3 km

View of Richmond Bridge

Highlight • Bridge

Totally recommended. You can cycle for miles or walk along this wonderful towpath lined with river boats and grand houses. Many old pubs and restaurants before it turns into a green and leafy riverside path.

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10.5 km

Richmond Bridge

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This is the oldest bridge over the Thames in London, never having been replaced. It was completed in 1777 at a cost of £26,000 to replace a horse ferry. Over …

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10.5 km

Richmond Bridge Boat Hire

Highlight • Rest Area

12.9 km

Beach

14.2 km

Syon House

Highlight • Castle

A nice park, the current home of The Duke of Northumberland apparently, A bit far from Newcastle mind. Great cycling surface through the park. There is a cafe for those minded to take a break.

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