London's Cycleways: every TfL Cycleway mapped, C1 to C66

54 numbered Cycleways are built and signed in London, 393 km of route across 27 boroughs, and 51% of that length is on a cycle track or path separate from motor traffic. Each one has its own page below: the map, where it runs, the streets it follows, how protected it is and how quiet SuperSafeā„¢ rates it.

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  • 54 Cycleways
  • 393 km signed
  • 51% on a track or path of its own

The Cycleway network on one map

Every built route from the signed network, drawn from the same OpenStreetMap data our London map is built on. Two fingers move the map; pick a route in the table for its own page.

Every Cycleway, longest first

Protected is the share of the route on a cycle track or a path of its own. Quiet is the share SuperSafeā„¢ rates quiet: a track, a low traffic street or a road with little motor traffic. Tap a route for its map, its streets and its connections.

Routes from OpenStreetMap's Transport for London route relations (June 2026 extract), lengths from the mapped ways, shares from the Cyclemate London map. Checked 6 October 2026.
RouteRunsLengthProtectedQuietBoroughs
C27Clipstone Street to De Beauvoir Square30.1 km35%92%Westminster, Hackney, Waltham Forest
C1Freezy Water to The City26.9 km36%83%Enfield, Hackney, Haringey
C14Park Row to Wolseley Street25.3 km65%96%Greenwich, Southwark, Bexley
C3Tower Hill to Lancaster Gate23.2 km85%96%Westminster, Tower Hamlets, Newham
C7Colliers Wood to City15 km23%30%Lambeth, Southwark, Wandsworth
C6Belsize Park to Elephant & Castle14.7 km69%89%Camden, Southwark, City of London
C20Enfield Town to Palmers Green14.2 km65%93%Enfield, Haringey
C23Crossway to Woodford New Road13.8 km83%99%Waltham Forest, Hackney
C40Greenford Broadway to Ealing Broadway13.2 km31%92%Ealing, Hounslow, Richmond upon Thames
C2The City to Bow12.9 km74%78%Tower Hamlets, Newham
C10Euston to Strand12.3 km39%92%Southwark, Lewisham, Camden
C16Honour Lea Avenue to Crown Road11.4 km30%94%Redbridge, Newham, Waltham Forest
C8Old York Road to Fairfield Street10.3 km35%43%Wandsworth, Westminster
C26Blackhorse Lane to Haroldstone Road7.8 km74%99%Waltham Forest, Newham
C42Roden Street to Mallards Road7.7 km21%97%Barking and Dagenham, Redbridge
C5The Cut to Venn Street7.6 km25%95%Lambeth, Southwark
C34Western Avenue to Rutland Grove7.3 km53%100%Hammersmith and Fulham, Ealing
C30Kingston Hospital to Kingston Town Centre7.2 km73%90%Kingston upon Thames
C24Ferry Lane to Forest Road6.7 km85%79%Waltham Forest
C61North Chingford to Walthamstow6.5 km10%99%Waltham Forest
C25Ruckholt Road to Colville Road6.4 km75%97%Waltham Forest, Hackney, Newham
C48Herne Hill to South Circular Road6.3 km12%98%Lambeth
C60North Chingford to Walthamstow6.3 km23%96%Waltham Forest
C50Randolph Street to Cliff Villas6 km45%91%Islington, Camden
C38Liverpool Road to Highbury Station Road5.9 km38%90%Islington, Hackney
C54Canning Town to Royal Albert Docks5.7 km87%94%Newham
C9High Street to King Street5.5 km65%95%Hounslow
C29Wheatfield Way to Church Hill Road5.3 km79%95%Kingston upon Thames
C18Catford to Kent House5.1 km83%98%Lewisham, Bromley
C21Village Road to Meridian Way5 km75%100%Enfield
C49Fitzneal Street to Windmill Road4.7 km24%98%Ealing, Hounslow, Hammersmith and Fulham
C4Greenwich to Charlton4.5 km83%97%Greenwich, Southwark
C13Featherstone Street to Hackney Grove3.9 km30%99%Hackney, Tower Hamlets, Islington
C22Greenway to Woolwich Manor Way3.9 km99%100%Newham
C11Packington Street to Hosier Lane3.8 km5%41%Islington, City of London, Hackney
C17Eider Way to Trinity Street3.8 km41%100%Southwark, Lambeth
C66Brockley to Forest Hill3.8 km15%100%Lewisham
C41Euston to Holborn2.9 km28%77%Camden
C31Beeline Way to The Cut2.7 km73%91%Kingston upon Thames, Merton
C15West Brompton to South Kensington2.6 km38%99%Kensington and Chelsea
C44Colville Gardens to Talbot Road2.4 km9%98%Kensington and Chelsea, Westminster
C57Bridge Avenue to Church Road2.3 km23%74%Richmond upon Thames, Hammersmith and Fulham
C33Woolwich Town Centre to Queen Elizabeth Hospital2.1 km52%96%Greenwich
C35Bermondsey Spa to Peckham2.1 km27%100%Southwark
C55Park Lane to Cumberland Gate2 km97%97%Westminster
C28High Street to Portsmouth Road1.8 km92%90%Kingston upon Thames
C51Barnfield Road to Cunningham Place1.8 km56%100%Barnet, Westminster
C58Meadway to Fox Lane1.8 km1%100%Enfield
C52Newton Street to Long Acre1.7 km15%76%Camden
C56Westminster Bridge Road to Westminster Bridge1.7 km70%85%Lambeth, Westminster
C62Black Prince Road to Ilderton Road1.7 km5%100%Lambeth
C37Frampton Park Road to Gore Road1.3 km1%100%Hackney, Tower Hamlets
C32Kingston upon Thames1.2 km45%45%Kingston upon Thames
C39Shepherd's Bush to Kensington High Street1.1 km5%100%Kensington and Chelsea

Notes and sources

Routes are the bicycle route relations tagged as Transport for London Cycleways (and the Cycle Superhighways they replaced) in OpenStreetMap, read from the June 2026London extract our routing map is built from. Every relation with a route's number is folded into one route; relations tagged proposed are left out of the built length and counted as a planned extension. A numbered route shorter than a kilometre is a connector rather than a route and has no page.

Length is the sum of the mapped ways, each counted once. Protected means the way is a cycleway in its own right, or a road with a mapped separate track. Quiet and lit are what SuperSafeā„¢ rates the route's ways on the Cyclemate London map, over the share of the route the map holds. Quietways and Cycleway numbers that exist only as proposals are not listed. Spotted a route that has changed? Tell us.

For the river crossings the network relies on, see every Thames bridge ranked for cycling. The quiet back streets between the Cycleways are on the low traffic neighbourhoods map.

London's Cycleways: your questions

What is a Cycleway in London?

A Cycleway is a signed cycle route in Transport for Londonā€™s network, numbered C1 upwards. Since 2019 the name covers what used to be the Cycle Superhighways, the fast routes on main roads, and the Quietways, the back-street routes; each is now a C number. Some sections are protected cycle tracks and some are quiet streets with signs.

How many Cycleways are there in London?

54 numbered Cycleways are built and signed on the map, 393 km of route across 27 boroughs. 51% of that length is on a cycle track or path separate from motor traffic.

Which is the longest Cycleway in London?

Cycleway 27, at 30.1 km.

Which Cycleway is the most protected?

Of the routes over 5 km, Cycleway 54 has the highest share of its length on a track or path of its own, 87%, between Canning Town and Royal Albert Docks.

Does Cyclemate follow the Cycleways?

Where they are the safest way. SuperSafe rates every street in London, Cycleways included, and prefers protected tracks and quiet streets, so its routes follow a Cycleway where it is protected or quiet and leave it where the signed route runs along a busy road.

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