london to paris 18th of august ?

In case someone or a group of people is doing the same today
I'm cycling on my own to Newhaven and taking the ferry tonight (18th of august) at 23.00
cycling tommorow from Dieppe to Paris as soon as the day breaks.
cycling back to Dieppe on thursday (21st)to catch the 18.00 ferry
hoping to cycle at a minimum of 25 kph

I'm not but have a great trip. Bonne route et bonne sejour.

thanks, it was very nice, there isn't a lack of information on that trip, but if anyone wants some proven .gpx routing from north london, i might post that here

if anyone wants some proven .gpx routing from north london

Please post.

So here it goes
Going Via Camberwell, Dulwich ( College Road ), Crystal Palace, Penge, Then Layham's Road. I must say it is the first time i went out of london this way and it felt the quickest, compared to the london to brighton classic route for instance.

http://connect.garmin.com/modern/activity/571175164

From Dieppe to paris, cycling only the 1st third of the way on the "Avenue Verte". Then i made it on the B-road as i wanted to reach paris from the south via Mont-Valerien In Suresnes.

http://connect.garmin.com/modern/activity/571175209

The way back from Paris, i took a more straightforward route, passing by Porte Maillot, you could easily do the same to and from Arc de Triomphe

http://connect.garmin.com/modern/activity/571175274

If advice needed, or .gpx exports feel free... Btw i'm french

Could you post GPX? Would be especially interested in tested alternative way backs to Dieppe.

here you go,
it is the most direct way i could draw from Porte Maillot. basically the last third of the way ( to Dieppe ) is on the "Avenue Verte". That stretch of the cycle path is close to a straight line, so it makes sense to follow it, but the rest deviates and goes to Beauvais.
The first 2/3rds is on mildly to quite busy D roads ( or b-road here ).

1 Attachment

• Paris_to_Dieppe.gpx

this is the same way, except for the stretch from "Marines" to Paris, which crosses the Seine a few times (more elevation involved)

1 Attachment

• Dieppe_to_Paris.gpx

Legend, thank you.