Open in the App
You are currently viewing the classic ride page. Make this my default view for rides — Return to new ride page — dismiss

Plan your own routes

Join Ride with GPS and discover even more new routes and riding buddies. Print turn-by-turn cue sheets so you know where you are heading. And then, log your rides and watch your progress.

Signup Now
Apr 15, 2012, 9:29 am

A Sunday Excursion to Windsor

Five of us, Les, Bob, Lawrie,Matthew, and myself, set off for Windsor on a bright but cool and breezy morning. We went through Cowley to Little Britain and then by track over the Slough arm of the GUC to Thorney. It was along this track we met a guy taking his Ferret for a walk, see photo. We made our through Colnbrook and Horton to a coffee break at Liquid Leisure Water Ski Centre at Datchet.
Refreshed we pedalled on through Datchet to Windsor and lunch at the Garden Cafe in Alexandra Gardens.
After lunch we proceeded over the Thames to Eton and on to the Jubilee River and on through Upton Park to Langley. Lawrie left us here while we headed to George Green, across Langley Park, through Iver to Cowley.
Les and Matthew left us here while Bob and myself headed to Denham Church Hall for tea and cake with the long ride.

nb. Click on photo for larger picture.

Five of us, Les, Bob, Lawrie,Matthew, and myself, set off for Windsor on a bright but cool and breezy morning. We went through Cowley to Little Britain and then by track over the Slough arm of the GUC to Thorney. It was along this track we met a guy taking his Ferret for a walk, see photo. We made our through Colnbrook and Horton to a coffee break at Liquid Leisure Water Ski Centre at Datchet. Refreshed we pedalled on through Datchet to Windsor and lunch at the Garden Cafe in Alexandra Gardens. After lunch we proceeded over the Thames to Eton and on to the Jubilee River and on through Upton Park to Langley. Lawrie left us here while we headed to George Green, across Langley Park, through Iver to Cowley. Les and Matthew left us here while Bob and myself headed to Denham Church Hall for tea and cake with the long ride. nb. Click on photo for larger picture.
See other rides
By: Tony Cates
Started in: London Borough of Hillingdon, England, GB
Distance: 31.9 mi
Selected: 31.9 mi
Elevation: + 817 / - 817 ft
Moving Time: 03:14:43
You must be logged in to comment...

Signup Now

Page Views: 76
Departed: Apr 15, 2012, 9:29 am
Starts in: London Borough of Hillingdon, England, GB
Distance: 31.9 mi
Selected distance: 31.9 mi
Elevation: + 817 / - 817 ft
Max Grade:
Avg Grade
Cat
FIETS
VAM
Ascent time
Descent time
Total Duration: 06:50:55
Selection Duration: 24655
Moving Time: 03:14:43
Selection Moving Time: 03:14:43
Stopped Time: 03:36:12
Max Speed: 23.4 mph
Avg Speed: 9.8 mph
Pace: 00:12:51
Moving Pace: 00:06:05

Time spent at or above each speed
Average grade at each speed

  • FIT Course

    Best format for turn-by-turn directions on modern Garmin Edge Devices

  • TCX Course

    Best format for turn by turn directions on Edge 500, 510. Will provide true turn by turn navigation on Edge 800, 810, 1000, Touring including custom cue entries. Great for training when we release those features. Not currently optimal for Virtual Partner.

  • TCX History

    Useful for uploading your activity to another service, keeping records on your own computer etc.

  • GPX Track (.gpx)

    Useful for any GPS unit. Contains no cuesheet entries, only track information (breadcrumb trail). Will provide turn by turn directions (true navigation) on the Edge 705/800/810/1000/Touring, but will not have any custom cues. Works great for Mio Cyclo. Find GPS specific help in our help system.

  • Google Earth (.kml)
  • Instructions for:
    Garmin Edge 1000
    Garmin Edge 820
    Garmin Edge 520
    Wahoo Elemnt & Bolt
    Garmin Edge 800
    Garmin Edge 810
    Garmin Edge 500
    Garmin Edge 510
    Mio Cyclo 505
 

Elapsed Time 00:00:00

32x
Playback speed

You do not currently participate in segments. You can change this setting here.

Ride this route frequently? Select the ride (or a section of it) in the elevation profile and create a segment to compare your ride performance against yourself (and others).