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London to Paris Challenge Itinerary

 

Londodn to Paris

 

Day One


An early start from Kingston-on-Thames will take you around the outskirts of London, riding out through beautiful Surrey and West Sussex villages on quieter roads. Heading further south, over to the hills of the South Downs and into the harbour town of Newhaven, where you will board your ferry to Dieppe.


You will enjoy an evening meal on board and stay overnight in our hotel in Dieppe. Cycle approx 60 miles.

 

Day Two


After a hearty breakfast you will be riding out of Dieppe along the coast before heading inland to the beautiful Saane Valley that cuts through the low-lying hills. You will pass through stunning countryside and picturesque villages before crossing the Seine river. Your finishing point for the day will be at Lisieux where you will stay overnight in a hotel.
Cycle approx 88 miles

 

Day Three


Leaving the old town of Lisieux behind, you will head due east through rolling farmland and villages to Brione on the banks of the River Risle. After passing through the forests to Beaumont, the afternoon’s ride will take you north of Evreux to your final destination of Vernon, where you will stay for your final night before arriving in Paris. Cycle approx 72 miles

 

Day Four


Your final day of cycling will take you along the Seine to Brevail, from here you will continue on a slightly larger road until reaching the outskirts of Paris. As you reach the suburbs, the distinctive landmarks of the Eiffel Tower and the Sacre Coeur will be visible on the skyline. The locals are sure to encourage you every step of the way as they stop and cheer you on. After your finish at the Eiffel Tower, our celebration meal will commence! Cycle approx 65 miles

 

Day Five

After breakfast you are free for the rest of the day. You’ll be able to sight see or simply sit in a local café and watch the world go by before meeting back at Gare Du Nord for the Eurostar back to the UK.


*Please note that whilst we make every effort to adhere to this schedule and the accommodation stated, this is subject to alteration.