Mymemory is actually paddington but didn't want to overclaim and the OP can always check a map. From memory it goes right past a big sainsburys at one point _ good for supplies. Not a million miles away is also a rather special spoons.
Yes, I think it ends near St Mary's, Paddington Basin?
and mainly traffic free - it can be done on a road bike but'll likely be a little bumpy or muddy after rain. Well worth it - it's a lovely cycle route.
Parts of Morden to Carshalton are a bit hairy on a road bike having done it recently! Colliers Wood to Wandsworth is fine however (unless wet when King George’s brick paths get very slippery, damhiktThere's also the River Wandle path that you can find at Wandsworth or at Carshalton/ Beddington. No steep hills
We've also done the Waterlink Way from Sydenham up to Lewisham which follows the River Pool. It's fine too and better surfaced for the most part.
Maybe another option is the Hernehill or Hillingdon tracks (sadly the Eastway is long gone). I think the Olympic Park also has a dedicated road track - as well as the velodrome.
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Yes, that's my experience too: there's a well muddy section not far from Merton Abbey Mills that was good fun trying to stay upright on skinny tyresParts of Morden to Carshalton are a bit hairy on a road bike having done it recently! Colliers Wood to Wandsworth is fine however (unless wet when King George’s brick paths get very slippery, damhikt
indeed, we won’t bother going that way again (when I can actually ride againYes, that's my experience too: there's a well muddy section not far from Merton Abbey Mills that was good fun trying to stay upright on skinny tyres
There are also wooden bridges in Ravensbury Park too - it's a totally pitiless surface in the rain - as bad as black ice.
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