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Ryde to St Helens - A Seaside Ride
Cycling Route
Details
7.4 km
86 m
This provides an attractive additional route on the Island’s coast. Alternatively it can be combined with other routes as part of the East Wight Explorer https://redsquirreltrail.org.uk/loop-the-loop-east-wight-explorer/
Following the sea for much of its length, this route takes you along traffic-free paths and quiet roads from Ryde to the attractive village of St Helen’s, with its pub, classic English village green and the added bonus of a stunning National Trust nature reserve (The Duver) and beach stretching into Bembridge Harbour. The section to Seaview is fairly easy, level cycling. When you get to Seaview there’s a fairly steep climb for a short section as you head inland.
Following the sea for much of its length, this route takes you along traffic-free paths and quiet roads from Ryde to the attractive village of St Helen’s, with its pub, classic English village green and the added bonus of a stunning National Trust nature reserve (The Duver) and beach stretching into Bembridge Harbour. The section to Seaview is fairly easy, level cycling. When you get to Seaview there’s a fairly steep climb for a short section as you head inland.
Route and Elevation
Segments
| Name | Distance | Elev. Diff. | Avg. Grade |
|---|---|---|---|
| Waterside to Appley Cafe | 0.72 km | 13 m | 1.1% |
| Mind the dogs E'bound | 0.78 km | -3 m | -0.0% |
| Puckpool East | 0.33 km | -4 m | -0.9% |
| Chew backer is coming | 0.55 km | 3 m | 0.1% |
| Solent View Climb | 0.14 km | 8 m | 5.8% |
| Solent View Caws | 1.14 km | 15 m | 1.3% |
