Sheen Cross, Richmond Park – Deer in Richmond Park loop from Roehampton

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Sheen Cross, Richmond Park – Deer in Richmond Park loop from Roehampton

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Sheen Cross, Richmond Park – Deer in Richmond Park loop from Roehampton

00:54

13.7km

60m

Cycling

Easy bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 13, 2026

Tips

Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 7.30 km for 114 m

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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132 m

Tamsin Trail, Richmond Park

Highlight • Cycleway

A gravel trail that runs around the outside of Richmond Park open only to cyclists and pedestrians. Great for an entry point into gravel riding near central London. You can’t …

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761 m

Sheen Cross, Richmond Park

Highlight • Trail

Richmond Park is the largest of London’s Royal Parks at 2,360 acres (955 hectares) in size. Historically the hunting grounds, or the reserve of the monarch, the park is now …

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2.25 km

Deer in Richmond Park

Highlight • Forest

Richmond Park is a wild and rural landscape just a stone’s throw from central London. The largest of the city’s Royal Parks, Richmond was created by Charles I in the …

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5.46 km

Ham Gate Avenue, Richmond Park

Highlight • Trail

Ham Gate Avenue is one of my favourite ways in and out of Richmond Park. It's quieter than some of the other gates, making for a good route to get through to Kingston Bridge on a relatively traffic-free route.

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5.58 km

Ham Common Pond

Highlight • Lake

Ham Common is a lovely area of green space centred around a pond, which was used to water horses in days gone by. With plenty of space and trails to …

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12.1 km

View of Sawyer Hill

Highlight • Viewpoint

Take the chance to grab a morning breakfast roll or coffee here at this point, nice views.

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12.4 km

White Lodge – Royal Ballet School

Highlight • Historical Site

Home to the Royal Ballet Lower School since 1955, White Lodge was built in 1730 as a hunting lodge. Over the years it has been called New Lodge and Stone …

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