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Windsor Gate is surrounded by a number of walking and cycling routes providing access to destinations nearby and the rest of the borough.
For more further information on local cycling routes visit:
For other information and to find alternative walking routes in the area visit:
Take a look at your local walking and cycling routes below:
The National Cycle Network provides huge benefits to health and wellbeing, with 4.4 million people using the network between 2017 and 2018. 786 million walking and cycling trips were made on the Network. As a result, £88 million was saved through reduced road congestion.
A section of National Route 4 loosely follows the River Thames. It is also known as the Thames Valley Cycle Route and passes through Windsor Great Park.
National Route 61 starts near Maidenhead and follows the Jubilee River until the edge of London.
For more information on the National Cycle Network visit the SUSTRANS website:
Operating across Maidenhead and Windsor, the WSES Shop will repair and service a variety of bikes. They offer a collect, repair and deliver service to accommodate your busy schedule, and can help you get back on the road in no time!
Website: www.wses.tech
Email: cycling@wses.tech
Phone: 07423 507489
Operating from central Windsor, the Bike Company offer in-store and on-line shopping services for bicycles, e-bikes, accessories and equipment. They also provide repair and servicing to their clients, as well as custom-build bikes and rental bikes at their workshop.
Website: www.thebikecompany.co.uk
Phone: 01753 751007
