Royal Pavilion Brighton – Furnace Pond loop from Three Bridges

Royal Pavilion Brighton – Furnace Pond loop from Three Bridges

Moderate

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Royal Pavilion Brighton – Furnace Pond loop from Three Bridges

03:45

82.6km

740m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 8, 2026

Tips

Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 39.7 km for 186 m

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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9.80 km

Nymans Gardens

Highlight • Natural Monument

National Trust gardens with loos in the car park, a good free walk through the woods with sculptures, cycle parking, and cafés in the gardens.

Nyman's car park is frequently full - all the more reason to cycle.

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34.6 km

The Hill Top Cafe

Highlight • Cafe

Lots of seating outside (no indoor seating if it's raining) and good bacon sandwiches!

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39.5 km

Brighton Dome and Corn Exchange

Highlight • Historical Site

The former stables of the Royal Pavilion, massive pseudo-Oriental style buildings on the northwest side of the park, today house the municipal library, museum and Dome Concert hall

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39.7 km

Royal Pavilion Brighton

Highlight • Monument

The Royal Pavilion in Brighton seems somewhat unreal with its extraordinary architecture. The impressive palace immediately catches the eye and is reminiscent of the well-known Indian Mughal palaces. The Royal Pavilion was built between 1815 and 1822 by King George IV during his time as Prince of Wales. After the Second World War, the Royal Pavilion was extensively restored.

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41.1 km

Baker St Bikes

Highlight • Cycleway

Not on Baker St at all but a few hundred metres to the south, on York Place!

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42.5 km

Preston Park

Highlight • Rest Area

Preston Park is the largest urban park in Brighton & Hove and is home to the UK's oldest velodrome, dating to 1877 (in the northeast corner of the park).

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53.5 km

London Road to NCN 20 – South Downs National Park

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

Perfect tarmac, leading to NCN 20, the route taking you into the Brighton and Patcham area. It is a safe route yet noisy and windy as just by the main highway and you are going against the coming cars. Be careful of glass on the pavement.

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