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Lancaster Loop via Glasson Dock
This 17 mile cycle ride takes you on a looped circuit from the historic city of Lancaster out along the banks of the River Lune to Glasson Dock and then returns through the Lancashire countryside via country lanes and villages.
Redruth to St. Ives – ‘The Coastal Trek’
This 19 mile cycle route takes you from the market town out along a coastal route to St.Ives. The route is mainly along country lanes and ‘B’ roads. There are some hills along the route but after all you are
Keswick Loop via Threkeld and the Castlerigg Stone Circle
This 11 mile cycle route takes you on a loop circuit from Keswick along a disused railway line to the village of Threkland. The return journey is mainly along country lanes and takes you via the ancient stones of Castlerigg,
Tatton Park to Dunham Park
This easy 7 mile cycle ride starts from the historic 1000 acre Tatton Park Estate, Knutsford and takes you through beautiful Cheshire country lanes to the Historic Dunham Park Estate. Tatton Park is a 100 acre Estate just outside Knutsford,Cheshire.
Waltham Abbey to Tottenham and Return
This 14 mile cycle ride takes you from Waltham Abbey down the banks of The River lee to Tottenham Lock and return. The trail along the way is almost all traffic along the river side and the there is a mixture
Glossop – ‘ The Longdendale Trail’
This 18 mile cycle ride takes you out from Glossop and in to the open countryside of the Peak District National Park cycling through the suburbs of Glossop and then on the traffic free ‘Longdendale Trail and return via the
Upper Derwent Valley Reservoirs, The Peak District,Near Sheffield
A 15 mile cycle route which takes you around the three reservoirs which make up the Upper Derwent Valley reservoirs. The surface is mixed being of woodland trails, gravel paths and some tarmac roads. It can be a bit challenging in
Bakewell Village Tour via ‘The Monsal Trail’
This 10 mile cycle route takes you on a cycle tour from Bakewell along the Monsal Trail. A traffic free cycle path that runs for about 9 miles in length. The route route then returns along country lanes via some
Stratford Upon Avon The Green Way Trail
This 17 mile cycle route takes you from the historic town of Stratford on Avon out in to the fantastic Warwickshire countryside on a cycle tour through some of the historic hamlets and villages in the area. The route initially
Wombourne Circular via Compton, Wolverhampton and The Staffordshire and Worcestershire Canal
This 9 mile cycle ride takes you from the large village of Wombourne along the disused Wombourne Branch Railway Line northwards to Compton on the outskirts of Wolverhampton and then you return along The Staffordshire and Worcestershire Canal back to
Barmouth Circular Tour via The Mawddach Trail
This 14 mile cycle tour takes you along an easy route from Barmouth on ‘The Mawddach Trail’, a traffic free trail towards Dolgellau and returns on the opposite side of the estuary along roads to Barmouth. Cycle hire is available
Oxford to Thrupp via The Oxford Canal
This cycle route takes you on an easy 9 mile ride from the centre of Oxford along a traffic free path along The Oxford Canal. The surface is typical of canal tow paths being a mixture of tarmac and crushed gravel
Transpennine Trail – Widnes to Dunham Massey/Altringham
This cycle route takes you along a 12 mile section of the Transpennine Trail National Cycle Route No62 from Widnes on the banks of the River Mersey to Altringham on the outskirts of Manchester. The route is mainly traffic free
Burford Circular through The Windrush Valley in the Cotswolds
This 16 mile cycle ride takes you on a cicular tour from Burford along through the beautiful Windrush Valley in the Cotswolds. The route is mainly along quiet country lanes and ‘B’ roads with some hills along the route, but nothing
Exmouth to Budleigh Salterton
Exmouth to Budleigh Salterton – A 4 mile easy cycle ride which takes you from Exmouth situated on the Jurassic coast along a traffic free cycle path and ‘B’ roads to Budleigh Salterton. Cycle hire is available in Exmouth from
Penzance to marazion and St Michael’s Mount
Penzance to Marazion and St Michael’s Mount an easy 4 mile cycle route which takes you along the coastline of Mount’s Bay which is one of Cornwall’s most beautiful bays and is mostly traffic free along the way.
Harrogate to Knaresborough via Beryl Burton Cycleway
Harrogate to Knaresborough. A 4 mile cycle route which takes you from the centre of the spa town of Harrogate out through its suburbs and into the surrounding countryside. The route is along some minor suburb roads, country lanes and the
The best cycling holidays in England
From the Cotswolds to the Lake District, the highly populated country of England still has a wealth of beautiful countryside to explore through cycling. Increasingly, many are choosing to turn a cycling holiday into a hybrid affair by staying stay in
Route To This
Are you looking for some new, more inspiring cycle rides, that will push you out of your comfort zone and give you the opportunity to cover new ground? Then here is a challenge for you. The Tour of Britain runs
Wigan to Carr Mill Lake
Wigan to Carr Mill Lake. An 8 mile cycle route which takes you from the busy Lancashire town of Wigan along mainly ‘B’ roads and quiet suburb roads to the Carr Mill Lake. Along the route you will find some hills
Basic Bike Security
Basic Bike Security When you purchase your bike: Get your bike electronically tagged or post coded if you can. Buy a good quality lock such as a D-Lock, extension cable or heavy chain lock – ask your cycle retailer
Bicycle Types
Bicycle Types Intoduction There are many types and variants of cycles available on the market these days. You only have to visit your local cycle shop and look whats available. You can have mtbs, racers, tandems, tourers, bmx etc., all
Suggested basic kit for a ride
Suggested basic kit for a ride We all want to get out and enjoy our cycling but there you should be prepared, just in case your ride does’nt go according to plan. Listed below is a suggested basic kit of
Simple Puncture Repair
Simple Puncture Repair Most of us at some time or other will encounter a puncture while out riding. The important thing to remember is that most of the time repairing a puncture at the side of the road is quite
Cycle History
Cycle History History of the bycycle Its surprising really how when you start researching into the history of something, in this case the bycycle how rather vague things start to appear and also on the other hand how advanced the
A Brief Guide to Keeping Warm
A Brief Guide to Keeping Warm It happens every year – the nights draw in, the leaves are on the floor and the cold is in the air. Winter. A Cyclists nightmare? With this guide from Cycle Routes UK we
Loch Ness Inverness to The Loch Ness Tour
Ness – Inverness ‘The Loch Ness Tour’ – 68 miles Circular route around the world famous Loch Ness. Who knows you might even get to see ‘Nessie’. Don’t forget to take your camera on this ride as there are some
Coast to Coast to Fort William to Inverness
Coast to Coast – Fort William to Inverness – The Great Glen Way & Caledonian Canal Highland Club Scotland A 65 mile coast to coast cycle route from Fort William to Inverness the first section takes you along the
Edinburgh to Falkirk to Along The Union Canal
Edinburgh to Falkirk along the Union Canal A 29 mile cycle route which takes you from Edinburgh along The Union Canal all the way to Falkirk. Along the way you pass under numerous bridges and over several Aqueducts, one of which
Stirling to Inversnaid to The Trossachs Trail
Stirling to Inversnaid – The Trossachs Trail A 40 mile cycle route which takes you from the centre of the Historic city of Stirling out along The Trossachs Trail following in the footsteps of Scotland’s famous rogue, ‘Rob Roy’. Cycling through
Great Cumbrae Tour to Cumbrae island
Great Cumbrae Island Tour A 9 mile flat, circular cycle route which takes you from the ferry terminal on Great Cumbrae Island around the island in an anti clockwise direction and passing through the Victorian seaside resort of Millport at the
Ardrishaig to Crinan to The Crinan Canal Cruise National Cycyle Route No78
Ardrishaig to Crinan – The Crinan Canal Cruise – National Cycle Route No78 A 9 mile flat and easy cycle route which takes you from the small village of Ardrishaig at one end of the Crinan Canal along the canal towpath
Fort William To Fort Augustus to Via Great Glen Way Caledonian Canal
Fort William to Fort Augustus along The Great Glen Way – Caledonian Canal A 32 mile flat traffic free cycle route from Fort Willaim to Fort Augustus along the Great Glen Way which runs alongside the Caledonian Canal. On route
Selkirk Loop to via Midlem Lilliesleaf
Selkirk Loop via Midlem and Lilliesleaf A 16 mile cycle route hilly in places the route takes you along mainly ‘B’ roads and country lanes. The cycle route takes you through the scenic Scottish countryside surrounding Selkirk. There are plenty
Blair Atholl to Off Road Trails up to 50 miles
Blair Atholl – Off Road Routes. Situated approximately 7 miles north of Pitlochry, just off the A9 and the Blair Atholl is open to the public all year round. There are up to 50 miles of off road cycle routes available
Hawick to Loop
Hawick – Circular Route A 19 mile circular cycle route which takes you out of Hawick into the Scottish countryside along mainly country lanes and’B’ roads. There are some sections along ‘A’ roads. The route is hilly, so be prepared but
Kelso Loop to Via Bowmont Forest Roxburgh
Kelso Loop – Via Bowmont Forest and Roxburgh A 19 mile cycle route taking you from Kelso out along mainly country lanes and ‘B’ roads through the beautiful Scottish Borders countryside. You pass Bowmont Forest and then continue through the village
Inverness to The Nessy Loop
Inverness – ‘The Nessy loop’ A 3 mile cycle route along the banks of The River Ness to Ness Island and return. The route is completely flat and along a mixture of quiet tarmac roads and cycle paths. You
Inverness Marina to Caledonian Canal Cruiser
Inverness – Caledonian Cruiser Tour. Inverness is said to be the capital of ‘The Highlands’ and is a bustling city with plenty of shops, cafes, restaurants and tourists attractions. The Caledonian Canal was Constructed by Thomas Telford and opened in
Braemar Circular Tour to Linn of dee Cycle Route
Braemar Circular Tour via Linn Dee Cycle Route An approximate 19 mile cycle route on both tarmac lanes and off road section, so a mountain bike or hybrid are required for this beautiful scenic cycle route. The cycle route takes you
Carbisdale Woods Kyle of Suthrland to Various off road trails
Carbisdale Wood – Invershin – Kyle of Sutherland – Off Road Trails 2 & 4 mile trails If it’s off road you want, this could be the place for you. Carbisdale Wood is situated approximately 16 miles west of the
Balblair Wood Kyle of Sutherland to Off Road Trails
Balblair Wood – Bonar Bridge – Off Road Trails 2, 4 & 7 mile trails If it’s off road you want, this could be the place for you. Balblair Wood is situated approximately 13 miles west of the Dornoch just
Braemar to Frasers Bridge along Clunieside Cycle Route
Braemar to Fraser’s Bridge along Clunieside Cycle Route A 6 mile return cycle route along a quiet tarmac road up Glen Clunie to Fraser’s Bridge and then return via the scenic A93. You can if you choose return via the same
Pitlochry to Tummel Bridge and River Lochside Loop
Pitlochry to Tummel Bridge and Loch side Loop A cycle route of approximately 28 miles. The cycle ride takes you from the tourist town of Pitlochry out over the river and along the loch side to Tummel Bridge, where you start
Tayport to Broughty Castle Dundee
Tayport Quayside to Broughty Castle, Dundee. Approx 11 miles along the coastline of The Firth of Tay with all its spectacular views. A fairly flat ride along tarmac roads Start from the quayside at Tayport and cycle along Dalgleish Street
Paisley to Port Glasgow
Paisley to port Glasgow with views across The Clyde at the end of your ride to enjoy. Approx 16 miles. On a traffic free route until you reach Bardrainney, where you may encounter some busy traffic. Rolling hills in parts
Perth to Almond Bank
Perth to Almondbank – 7 miles This leisurely cycle ride takes you from the centre of Perth, home of The Black Watch along the River Tay where it meets with The River Almond and then you cycle along the River
Irvine to Deans Castle Kilmarnock
Irvine to Kilmarnock via national cycle route No 73. Route is approximately 10 miles long and takes you from Irvine out along the banks River Irvine into the Scottish Countryside to Dreghorn where you join the National Cycle Route N0
linlithgow to Falkirk Wheel
Linlithgow to Falkirk. Ride is approximately 11 miles along the tow path one way on The Union Canal. This ride is flat and traffic free Starting from the Linlithgow Canal Centre, Rockville Grove, Linlthgow, EH49 6BZ. Simply head west along
Glasgow Harbour to The Green Glasgow
Glasgow, Glasgow Harbour, riverside ride to The Green A water front cycle ride along The River Clyde on its northern bank to ‘The Green’. Approx 9 miles return route. The route is flat and traffic free with a tarmac surface.
Edinburgh to Forth Road Bridge
Edinburgh to North Queensferry via Forth Road Bridge. Approx 12 miles one way. One of those rides that you can look back on and say ‘I did The Forth Bridge’ well worth doing.The cycle ride takes you through suburb streets
Aberfoyle to Callander
Aberfoyle – Callander 14 miles You will have an intial climb to cycle but afterwards you will enjoy a slow decent. Start at The Forth Inn, Aberfoyle. From The Forth Inn go to your left towards Trossachs Road and
linlithgow to linlithgow
Linlithgow to Ratho canal route – out and back – 26 miles Follows the route of the Union Canal from Linlithgow (approx. 10 miles west of Edinburgh) to Ratho and is part of the National Cycle Network Route 76. Flat
Newton Le Willows to Pennington Flash Country Park Leigh
Newton le Willows to The Flash Country Park, Leigh An 11 mile cycle route including a circuit of the lake. The cycle route takes you from the market town of Newton Le Willows cycling mainly along country lanes and ‘B’ roads
Warrington to St Helens to The Sankey Valley Park Trail
Warrington to St Helens – ‘The Sankey Valley Park’ A flat 9 milecycle route (one way)which takes you from Bewsey at Warrington along the valley to St Helens famous in the past for its glass making and mining industries. Sankey Valley
Windermere to Coniston to The Three Lake Tour
Windermere to Coniston ,’ The Three Lake Tour’ A 47 mile cycle route which is for the ‘hardened cyclist’ It takes you from Windermere in the heart of the lakes over the fells to Coniston Water and return via Estwaite Water.
Macclesfield to The Peak District to Reservoir Tour Macclesfield Forest
Macclesfield to Peak District – Reservoirs Tour and Macclesfield Forest A 14 mile cycle route which takes you from the market town of Macclesfield along ‘B’ roads and country lanes out to the Peak District and on a tour of the
Ellesmere Port to Villages Chester and River Loop
Ellesmere Port – Villages, Chester and River Dee Loop A 34 mile cycle route which takes you from Ellesmere Port along mainly ‘B’ roads and country lanes through some of North Cheshire’s well known villages and then on to Chester via
Willaston Wirral to Wirral Village Circuit Tour
Wirral village Circuit. - 15 mile circuit Wirral Villages. Starting from Willaston village this cycle route takes you through some of Wirral’s loveliest villages. Along the way you cycle through Burton, Neston, Parkgate, Thornton Hough and Raby Mere before returning to
Delamere Forest to 4 7 mile off road trails
Delamere Forest – Off Road Trails 4 & 7 mile trails If its off road you want, this could be the place for you. Delamere Forest is situated approximately 11 miles east of the historic city of Chester just off
Waddington to Ribble Valley Forest of Bowland Circular Tour
Waddington Ribble Valley and Forest of Bowland Circular Tour A 20 mile cycle route on which you will encounter some severe climbs so be prepared. The cycle route takes you from the beautiful village of Waddington and you cycle through
Chester to Hatgrave to The Canal Cruiser
Chester to Hargrave ‘The Canal Cruiser Cycle Ride’ An easy cycle ride approximately 6 miles long which takes you from the historic city of Chester along the Shropshire Union Canal passing the outskirts of Chester and out through the suburbs
Whitchurch to Shrewsbury to Mercian Way National Cycle route No45
Whitchurch to Shrewsbury. On National Cycle Route No 45 ‘Mercian Way’ National Cycle Rote No45 is part of the Sustrans network and runs all the way from Salisbury to Chester, mainly using country lanes and ‘B’ roads. This 30 mile
Market Drayton Circular Tour to Via Tern Hill and Hodnet
Market Drayton Circular Tour via Tern Hill and Hodnet A 16 mile cycle ride which will take you from the historic market town of Market Drayton with its half timbered buildings and ancient market along country lanes and ‘B’ roads
Mersey Beat New Brighton to Seacombe return
Mersey Beat – New Brighton to Seacombe & return – approx. 8 miles. This is a simple, flat, traffic free, out and back route from New Brighton on the Wirral along the Mersey sea front to Seacombe and back. Approximate
Banks village Nr. Southport to Ainsdale
Banks Village, Near Southport to Ainsdale. This 10 mile flat ride takes you along the sea front from the village of Banks southwards to the Southport suburb of Ainsdale passing Southport and its pier along the way. Starting from Hoole
Little Sutton Ellesmere Port to Raby Mere
Little Sutton to Rabymere. – Approximately 8 miles one way. This cycle ride takes you from Little Sutton on the outskirts of Ellesmere Port out along country lane via the lovely village of Willaston to the local beauty spot of Rabymere
Nantwich to Market Drayton via route 75
Nantwich to Market Drayton using part of Regional Route No 75. - 18 miles. This linear route takes you from Nantwich with its Tudor half timbered buildings and medieval streets, out into the Cheshire countryside on a fairly direct route to
Delamere to Delamere
Chester – Delamere- Chester (North-East) Loop Can start from Chester station – or Delamere station – ample parking at each. Distance approximately 35 miles An undulating route, using mostly quiet lanes, B roads and tarmaced towpath. Also uses elements of
Chester to Chester
Chester – Beeston – Chester Distance: 27 miles Category: Moderate Overview: This ride starts from Chester and takes you south through Cheshire along relatively quiet lanes, before curving east towards the imposing remains of Beeston castle. Return uses the well
Chester to Chester
Chester- Flintshire-Chester Distance: 27 miles Category: Intermediate/Expert Overview: This ride starts off relatively flat, leaving Chester using the traffic free riverside cycle path and then hitting a few rolling hills across the Welsh/English border. Mostly relatively quiet country lanes but
Blackpool Bispham to Starr Gate Blackpool
Blackpool Sea front Bispham to Starr Gate Approx 4 miles each way making a return ride of 8 miles along a traffic free route along the sea front. As you cycle this route you will pass some of Blackpools famous
Seacombe Birkenhead to Hoylake
Seacombe Ferry,Birkenhead to Hoylake – 10 miles Very flat ride – completely off road but with a tarmac surface. Suiatable for road bikes. Start cycle ride at the Seacombe Ferry at Birkenhead. Here you will find a large car park
Tatton Park to Knutsford
Tatton Park – Knutsford. - 5 miles This is a traffic free cycle ride around the 2000 acres of parkland of Tatton Par, which welcome cyclists to enjoy the park. I started my cycle ride at the gates to Tatton
Shotton to Nannerch
Shotton to Nannerch – 15 miles Undulating route through a mixture of country lanes and main roads. Start at Shotton Lane, Shotton Deeside. From Shotton Lane cycle away from the main Chester Road passed the football pitch on your right.
Chester to Chester
Overview: This 12 mile cycle ride is a relatively flat circuit, taking in the traffic free riverside cycle path and then diving across the Welsh/English border via generally quiet lanes. A few watering holes are on the circuit – but
Hooton to New Brighton
This 20 mile cycle ride starts at the Wirral Way at Hooton Nr Ellesmere Port and is a very scenic route and flat. Start at the Wirral Way in Hooton and cycle along the Wirral Way towards Thurstaton/West Kirby. The
Ripon Loop to via Fountains Abbey
Ripon Loop – Via Fountains Abbey A 9 mile cycle route taking you on a loop from Ripon Cathedral to the world famous Fountains Abbey and back to Ripon along mainly ‘B’ roads and country lanes. You will encounter some hills along
Beverley Loop to via North Newbald
Beverley Loop via North Newbald A 19 mile cycle route which takes you from Beverley out along country lanes and ‘B’ roads on a loop circuit through the Yorkshire Wolds. You will encounter some hills along the route but some of
Scarborough to Whitby to Via National Cycle Route No1
Scarborough to Whitby on National cycle Route No1. Using the National Cycle Route No 1. The cycle ride 22milesfrom Scarborough out along the coast northwards to Whitby passing numerous lovely villages and fishing ports along the way. The route is
Hutton Nr. Driffield to Sledmere
Hutton to Sledmere Approx 13 miles. This cycle ride takes you from the small village of Hutton along country lanes and ‘B’ roads to the village of Sledmere with its lovely Georgian mansion, Sledmere House. The ride is predominately flat
Seaside ride Scarborough Harbour to Peasholm Park
Scarborough Seaside Ride Seafront approx. 5 miles return journey This short traffic free cycle ride takes you from Scarborough Harbour out northwards out around Scarborough Castle to Peasholm Park at Scalby Mills, some 2 miles away. It is a tarmac route
Wetherby to Linley Wood Reservoir
Wetherby to Lindley Wood Reservoir. This cycle ride is approximately 27 miles long and hilly in places. It takes you from small market town of Wetherby out into the Yorkshire countryside and ends at Lindley Wood Reservoir. Starting from the
Ruswarp Whitby to Castleton Yorkshire Moors
Ruswarp Railway Station to Castleton on the Yorkshire Moors Ride is approx 23 miles. This ride cycle ride takes you from the village of Ruswarp which is less than 2 miles from Whitby by across part of the North Yorkshire
Driffield Circular to Tour of the Wolds
Driffield Circular Tour of The Yorkshire Wolds. – 28 miles This cycle ride takes on a circular tour of the Yorkshire Wolds via Wansford,Foston On The Wolds, Skipsea,Gransmoor and Ruston Parva and then returns you to the market town of Driffield
Leeds to Castleford
Leeds to Castleford cycling along the Aire & Calder Navigation. Which is part river and part canal – 14 miles. The section of the waterway which is used on this route is mainly a canalized towpath. Very flat and not
Skipton Circular to Yorkshire Dales
Skipton Yorkshire Dales Circular. – 24 miles This cycle ride will take you from the market of Skipton (also known as the gateway to the dales) out into the Yorkshire Dales passing the Embsay to Bolton Abbey Steam Railway. Then
Withernsea Near Hull to Withernsae via Burstwick burton Pidsea
Withernsea Lighthouse Circular via Burstwick and Burton Pidsea. – 17 miles This a gentle route using ‘B’ roads and country lanes. Therefore you should find the route relatively quiet regarding traffic. All tarmac roads. The route takes you from the
Askwith to Reservoir Tour Circular
Askwith – Reservoir Tour Circular Ride. – 35 miles Nearly all the route is along rural lanes with the odd ‘B’ road section. Towards the end of the ride at Otley you pas through a short section of suburban roads.
NaburnYork to York
Naburn(York Marina) to York and return Ride is approximately 4.5 mile each way making a return ride 9 miles through rural farmland and passing the historic York Racecourse arriving in the beautiful city of York, where there are plenty of
Bridlington to Scarborough
Bridlington to Scarborough. A good 18 mile training ride for enthusiastic cyclists. Via an all traffic route on undulating tarmac roads. A fairly straight forward route to follow Start Point:- Bridlington town centre. Head north on A1038/Prospect St toward Wellington
Wells next the sea to The Nelson Loop
Wells- next- the-sea ‘The Nelson Loop’ A 21 mile cycle route which takes on a tour of the beautiful Norfolk countryside where Lord Nelson grew up. The route takes you through pretty villages and on route you will visit places where
Norwich to Aylsham to Marriotts Way Off Road Trail
Norwich to Aylsham – ‘Marriott’s Way’ A 26 milecycle route off road trail At 26 miles this is one of the longest traffic-free routes in the country. Taking you from the centre of Norwich to Aylsham via Reepham. Mostly easy, but
Aylsham Near Norwich to Hoveton to The Bure Valley Trail
Aylsham to Hoveton – The Bure Valley Cycle Route An easy flat 9mile cycle route which takes you along the railway path from Aylsham Station to Hoveton along the scenic Bure Valley following the route of one of The Great Eastern
Norwich to Norwich Riverside Bike Ride
Norwich Riverside Ride A 2 mile return route cycle route which takes you along a riverside path along the River Wensum which is nearly all traffic free. It is an easy flat route and ideal cycle ride for a leisurely afternoons
Grafham Water to Near Huntingdon
Grafham Water Loop Near Huntingdon A 10 mile cycle route which is fairly flat and along a lakeside trail made up of various surfaces. Ideal for a family cycle ride or a leisurely days cycle ride. Grafham Water is situated approximately
Colchester to Clacton on Sea
Colchester to Clacton on Sea A flat 18 mile cycle route Which takes you from the historic town of Colchester along country lanes and ‘B’ roads to the old sea side resort of Clacton on Sea. The route is fairly flat
Cambridge to Duxford Air Museum
Cambridge to Duxford Imperial War Museum A 12 mile – one way cycle route which takes you from Cambridge out along country lanes and ‘B’ roads to the world famous Imperial War Museum at Duxford Airfield. The route is fairly flat
Cambridge to Newmarket Via Anglesey Abbey
Cambridge to Newmarket via Anglesey Abbey A 16 mile linear cycle route which takes you along mainly ‘B’ roads through the lovely English countryside to the market town of Newmarket. Along the way you can call at the Historic Anglesey Abbey.
Woodbridge to Saxmunham
Woodbridge to Saxmundham This ride is approximately 16 miles long and takes you from Woodbridge out into the Suffolk countryside cycling along ‘B’ roads and country lanes with the aim of trying to avoid as much traffic as possible. Very
East Tilbury to Tilbury Fort
East Tilbury to Tilbury Fort. This ride is approximately 5 miles long , a flat ride takes you from East Tilbury past the historic Coalhouse Fort then west along the estuary towards Tilbury Power Station before bringing you back out
Kessingland to Southwold Pier
Kessingland to Southwold Pier This cycle ride is Approx 11 miles long from the seaside village of Kessingland (2 miles south of Lowestoft) out into the beautiful Suffolk countryside through the villages of Rushmere and Wrentham and then back to
Bury St Edmunds to Circular Tour
Bury St Edmunds Circular Tour of the surrounding villages. This cycle ride is Approx 19 miles long taking you out from the historic market town of Bury St Edmunds into the surrounding countryside passing through some lovely rural village along
Newmarket to Circular Tour
Newmarket Circular tour This cycle ride covers about Approx 14 miles, taking you from the market town of Newmarket (famous for horse racing) out into the beautiful Suffolk countryside. Along the route you will pass through some lovely villages such
Norwich to Claxton
Norwich to Claxton This ride is approximately 10 miles long taking you out of the city of Norfolk, quickly into the surrounding countryside of The Broads along a flat route to the village of Claxton. Starting from Norwich City Football
Kings Lynn to Wisbech
King’s Lynn to Wisbech This ride is approximately 18 miles long and takes you from the football stadium at King’s Lynn out across the Fenlands and Broads of Norfolk, through rural villages using country lanes and ‘B’ roads to make your
Cromer Circular Route to Via Mundesley Southrepps
Cromer Circular Route via Mundesley, Southrepps and Northrepps. This route is approx 16 miles long taking you from the Victorian seaside resort of Cromer with its famous pier out along the Norfolk coast to Mundesley and then back to Cromer
East Bergholt Circular Tour to Via Flatford Mill
East Bergholt Circular via Flatford Mill This cycle ride is approximately 13 mileslong and takes you from the picturesque village of East Bergholt out into the Suffolk countryside, home of the famous 18th century painter John Constable and his paintings
Horning to Horning
Norfolk Broads circular. An 11 mile flat route around the Broads and waterways of Norfolk, taking using quiet lanes and tracks and passing through picturesque villages and hamlets. Very short detours off the circular route at Barton Turf and Irstead
Great Yarmouth to Great Yarmouth Circular
Great Yarmouth – Burgh Castle Circular – 23 miles Along roads and country lanes suitable for road bikes on an all tarmac route. Virtually flat route. Suggested start of cycle ride is The Britannia Pier, South Beach Parade, Yarmouth. Great
Shotersham to Shotersham
Shotersham Loop (about 20 miles south of Norwich). Pretty flat route (even Norfolk isn’t totally flat!) approx 10 miles. Taking in quiet lanes and a very short detour allows you to examine the the old Roman settlement of Venta Icenorum.
Bardney to Woodhall Spa
Bardney to Woodhall Spa National Cycle Route No 1 The Water Rail Way A flat 7 mile cycle route which is mainly along a traffic free trail ‘The Water Rail Way Trail’ with some short distances cycling along ‘B’ roads and
Langrick Bridge to Boston National Cycle Route No1 The Water Rail Way
Langrick Bridge to Boston – The Water Rail National Cycle Route No1 A flat 5 mile traffic free cycle route which takes you from Langrick Bridge to the heart of Boston. The Water Rail Way is a purpose built path along
Lincoln to Bardney to via The Water Rail Way Trail National Cycle Route No1
Lincoln to Bardney – The Water Rail Way Cycle Path National Cycle Route No1 A flat 9 mile cycle route which takes you from Lincoln to the village of Bardney. The Water Rail Way is a purpose built path along the
Horncastle to RAF Coningsby Battle Of Britain Memorial Flight Museum
Horncastle to RAF Coningsby – Battle Of Britain Memorial Flight A 10 mile cycle route one way, taking you from the Lincolnshire market town of Horncastle along country lanes through the lovely Lincolnshire countryside and following the path of the River
Warwick History Tour to Via Baddesley Clinton Packwood House Warwick Castle
Warwick Castle History Tour via Baddesley Clinton & Packwood House A 35 mile cycle route starting in the historic town of Warwick and takes you through the scenic Warwickshire countryside firstly to Baddesley Clinton and then on to Packwood House before
Rutland Water to Lakeside Trail
Rutland Water – Lakeside cycle path. A 25 milecycle route along a lakeside cycle trail. A Flat route which is extremely popular with cyclists of all ages and abilities. The route takes you around the lake either way on the waters
Pitsford Water to 7 mile Lakeside Loop
Pitsford Water 7 mile lakeside loop Flat easy route. Ideal leisure cycle route. Pitsford Water is a large reservoir in Brixworth Country Park which situated approximately 5 miles north of Northampton , just off the A508. There is an information
Kenilworth Castle to Warwick Castle The Castle Ride
Kenilworth Castle to Warwick Castle ‘The Castles Ride’ A 12 miles long cycle ride which takes you from Kenilworth castle in the north through the Warwickshire countryside and villages to the famous Warwick Castle on the banks of The River
Loughborough to Southern Reservoir Circular
Loughborough Southern Reservoir Loop A 14 mile loop taking south of Loughborough through the surrounding villages and reservoirs. Passing through country hamlets and villages using mainly country lanes and ‘B’ roads the route is all tarmac surface, suitable for road
Leamington Spa to Circular Cycle Tour
Leamington Spa Circular Ride via rural villages.- 24 miles. This cycle ride takes you from the spa town of Leamington Spa out into the local countryside on a circular tour of the local rural area. The route is along ‘B’
Ashby de la Zouch Circular to Tour of local reservoirs
Ashby- De-La- Zouch Circular Tour of the local Reservoirs. This 13 mile cycle ride takes you from the market town of Ashby-de-la-Zouch(sometimes called Ashby) out pats the historic Calke Abbey, now run by The National Trust and past two of
Matlock to Carsington Water
Matlock to Carsington water This 8 mile long cycle ride takes you from the county town of Matlock down to Carsington Water cycling through The Peak District and past Derwent Valley. Mainly using ‘B’ category roads to try and keep
Ashbourne to Parsley Hay
Ashbourne to Parsley Hay ‘The Tissington Trail’ – 13 miles The Tissington Trail is a cycle path adopted and developed by Sustrans. Which takes you on part of the National Cycle Route No68 from Ashbourne to Parsley Hay approx 13
Louth to Louth Circular Route
Louth – circular route via Manby, Saltfleet, Grainthorpe and Welton Le Wold Approx 36 miles. A fairly flat ride with some slight undulating slopes near the end of the ride Start ride from public car park on Northgate. Takes you
Boston to Antons Gowt
Boston – Anton’s Gowt – 3miles Boston is a small historic market town in Lincolnshire and St. Botolph’s Church (starting point)is a famous landmark. Known locally as ‘The Stump’ A short flat easy route which is mainly traffic free which
Chipping Campden to Cotswolds Village Tour 2
Chipping Campden – Cotswolds Village Tour 2 A 19 mile cycle route which takes you on a tour of the surrounding picturesque cotswolds villages in The Cotswolds Hills. As you are in the Cotswolds Hills you will encounter some hills
Stratford on Avon to The Village Tour
Stratford on Avon – The Village Tour A 22 mile cycle route which takes you from Stratford on Avon out in to the fantastic Warwickshire countryside on a cycle tour of some of the historic hamlets and villages in the area.
Worcester to The Worcester Wander Loop
Worcester – ‘The Worcester Wander Loop’ A 25 mile cycle route which takes you from Worcester on a looped circuit around the small villages on the eastern side of Worcester. You will encounter some hills along the route but nothing too
Ross on Wye to Ledbury
Ross on Wye – Ledbury A 17 milecycle route which takes you through the part of the beautiful Wye Valley, which is an area of outstanding natural beauty, and then the route continues along country lanes and ‘B’ roads and mainly
Hereford Loop to some off road
Hereford Loop An easy 6 mile cycle route which takes you from the centre of Hereford westward and out into the nearby countryside. The route is flat and takes you along country lanes and ‘B’ roads with an off road section
Ross on Wye to Wye Valley Tour
Ross on Wye – The Wye Valley Tour A 30 milecycle route which takes you through the beautiful Wye Valley, which is an area of outstanding natural beauty, and is recognised in particular for its scenery and dense native woodlands, as
Tenbury Wells Loop to Historic Hamlets And Villages
Tenbury Wells Loop – Historic Hamlets and Villages A 26 mile cycle route which takes you from Tenbury Wells on a circular tour through the surrounding historic hamlets and villages in the scenic Worcestershire countryside. The route is mainly along rural
Cheltenham to Cotswolds Loop
Cheltenham Cotswold Loop A 19 mile cycle route which is probably suited to the more experienced cyclist which takes you from the busy spa town of Cheltenham out along country lanes and ‘B’ roads on a loop circuit into the famous
Broadway to Cotswolds Villages Tour
Broadway to Cotswolds villages Tour A 21 mile cycle route which takes you from the idyllic Cotswolds village of Broadway along ‘b’ roads and country lanes through some remote villages in the surrounding area the Cotswolds. The route is hilly in
Leominster North Circular Tour to Via Croft Castle Mortimer Cross
Leominster North Circular Tour via Croft Castle and Mortimers Cross A 15 mile circular tour of the rural countryside, north of Leominster. The route is mainly along country lanes and ‘B’ roads to help avoid traffic on your ride. As
Ellesmere to Circular Tour of The Meres
Ellesmere Circular Cycle Ride of the mere’s This 17 mile Cycle ride is an easy ride which takes you from Ellesmere around the meres around the town. Along the way you pass through the village of Colemere with its heritage
Evesham Circular Tour to Via Pershore
Evesham Circular Cycle Tour round the vale of Evesham This 23 mile cycle ride takes you from the historic market town of Evesham out from the River Avon into the Vale of Evesham, famous for its market gardens. You through
Cressage Shrop to Cressage Shrop
Cressage Loop (10 miles south of Shrewsbury) Approximate distance 19 miles (small detour into Acton Burnell add another 0.5 miles or so) Route takes you around the countryside of Shropshire, through quiet lanes around the villages of Acton Burnell, Cound and
Ludlow to Ludlow
Ludlow Loop (North) – 18 miles Route starts and finishes in historic town of Ludlow, with it’s castle dominating the top of town and it’s entrance guarded by the town square which has a fine collection of medieval and Georgian
Bishops Castle to Bishops Castle
Bishops’ Castle – Clun – Bishop’s Castle -21 miles You’ll be disappointed if you get to Bishop’s Castle and expect to see a some form of ancient historical stronghold – whilst the town derives it’s name from the castle built
Ludlow to Ludlow
Ludlow – South – 19 miles The route starts at historic Ludlow, and makes its way south through Little Hereford, into the spa town of Tenbury Wells, then back via Burford. Whilst this is an anti-clockwise circular route, the last
Stratford Upon Avon to Charlecote Park return
Stratford Upon Avon to Charlecote Park and return round route. – 19 miles Cycle route takes you from the centre of Stratford out into the English countryside to Charlecote Park. Where If you wish you can visit one of Englands
Cleobury Mortimer to Cleobury Mortimer
Cleobury Mortimer (Southwest) – 13 miles This route starts at the market town of Cleobury Mortimer, which lies approximately midway between Kidderminster and Ludlow on the A4117, with it’s church of St Mary’s with it’s twisted spire, numerous inns, pubs
Ledbury to Ledbury
Ledbury Loop – South – 16 miles This route starts at historic Ledbury, which is situated about 14 miles east of Hereford on the A438 , and heads out in an anti-clockwise loop south passing through mostly quiet lanes –
Parsley Hay to Parsley Hay
Parsley Hay Loop along the Tissington Trail – Derbyshire. OS map 119. This route takes you through the heart of Derbyshire and starts in Parsley Hay, located about 8 miles south of Buxton. The trail passes through the National Park
Big Ben to The Tower of London
Big Ben to The Tower of London A 4 mile cycle route which takes you along a route along the River Thames and past some of the most famous historic places in the world. The route is flat and mainly along
Eynsham Loop near Oxford to Oxfordshire Village Tour
Eynsham Loop – Oxfordshire village tour A 28 mile cycle route which takes you on a looped cycle route from the village of Eynsham through some of the lovely surrounding Oxfordshire country villages. The route is mainly along ‘B’ roads
Oxford to Sandford Lock
Oxford to Sandford Lock A 3 mile cycle route along a relaxing route along the riverbank which takes you from the Nature Reserve Park at Grandpont southwards to Sandford Lock. Route is flat along the river tow path which is made
Buckingham Palace to Kensington Palace
Buckingham Palace to Kensington Palace A 3 mile relaxed cycle route mainly traffic free through the iconic parks of London taking you from Buckingham Palace to Kensington Palace. Buckingham Palace is the official London residence of the British Royal Family. Originally known
Rye to Winchelsea
Rye to Winchelsea An easy 3 mile cycle route which takes you from the small historic town of Rye to the nearby seaside town of Winchelsea. The route leaves Rye via the local roads and very quickly you find yourself cycling
Paddington to Wembley to Grand Union Canal
Paddington Station to Wembley – Grand Union Canal A 7 mile cycle route which takes you along the Grand Union Canal traffic free tow path through central London to Wembley. On some canal tow paths you require a permit to cycle
Pevensey to Circular Castle Tour
Pevensey – Circular Castle Tour A 13 mile cycle route which takes you on a circular tour around the area known as Pevensey Levels. On route you pass Herstmonceux Castle and return to Pevensey via the village of Wartling. The route
Windsor Great Park to Windsor Castle
Windsor Great Country Park A 4 mile cycle route through Windsor Great Park. Windsor Great Country Park surrounds the grounds of Windsor Castle and is a great place for a fun family cycle ride with up to 4 miles of mainly
Clayton to Plumpton Green to The South Downs Way
Clayton Village to Plumpton Green – ‘The South Downs Way’ An 8 mile cycle route which takes you from the village of Clayton along a part of The South Down Way to Plumpton where you leave the cycle trail and cycle
Hammersmith Loop to via Fulham Palace
Hammersmith Loop via Fulham and Fulham Palace A 5 mile cycle route from the London suburb of Hammersmith the flat cycle route takes you through some quite suburban streets to Fulham Palace and then you return via a riverside route along
Chichester to West Dean to The Centurion Way Regional Route No88
Chichester to West Dean ‘The Centurion Way’ – Regional Route No88 A 6 mile cycle route which takes you from Chichester along a dedicated traffic free cycle path, ‘The Centurion Way’ to West Dean. An ideal route for a family ride
Queen Elizabeth Forest to Off Road Trails Nr Portsmouth
Queen Elizabeth Forest – Off Road Trails The Queen Elizabeth Forest is situated approximately 15 miles north of Portsmouth just off the A3 and is an ideal place for a family day out cycling. A 6 mile cycle route which takes
Moors Valley Country Park Near Ringwood to Various Off Road Trails
Moors Valley Country Park near Ringwood – Off Road Trails A cycle route with up to 12 miles of various off road cycle trails for you to enjoy. Moors Valley Country Park situated just west of Ringwood off the A31 has
Chiswick Loop to via Chiswick House and Gardens
Chiswick Loop via Chiswick House A 4 mile cycle route which takes you on a loop circuit of Chiswick via the historic Chiswick House and Gardens. The route is a flat cycle route along tracks and tarmac roads. There are numerous places
Margate Harbour to Broadstairs The Seaside Ride
Margate Harbour to Broadstairs – The Seaside Ride An 8 mile cycle route which takes you from the harbour side at Margate to the seaside town of Broadstairs. Cycling along the sea front and coastal roads. A flat route along a
Kingston Upon Thames Circular Tour to Via Richmond Park and Teddington Lock
Kingston Upon Thames to Teddington Lock A 6 mile cycle route which takes you on a looped tour around the area of Kingston Upon Thames. Kingston Upon Thames was one an ancient market town where Saxon kings were crowned and is
Shoreham Harbour to Worthing via National Cycle Route No2
Shoreham Harbour to Worthing using part of National Cycle Route No2 The easy 7 mile cycle route takes you along a flat route from Shoreham Harbour along a mainly traffic free coastal route to Worthing. The ride starts from by Carat’s
Rye to Bodiam Castle
Rye to Bodiam Castle A 15 mile cycle route which takes you from the historic sea town of Rye to the magnificent Bodiam Castle. Cycling along country lanes and ‘B’ roads, the route has some rolling hills along the way but
Wimbledon Common Circular to The Wombles Ride
Wimbledon Common –‘ The Wombles Ride’ – 7 miles. A cycle ride which takes you round the common and over into Richmond Park before returning via some roads and back on Wimbledon Common. You will find that most of the
Salisbury to Stonehenge
Salisbury to Stonehenge. An 11 mile cycle route that takes you from the historic city of Salisbury along mainly country lanes and ‘B’ roads to what must be one of Britain’s most famous landmarks, Stonehenge. Standing magnificently on the crest of the
Richmond Bridge Circular Ride to Via Ham
Richmond Bridge to Ham – Circular Return Route. – 5 miles This cycle ride takes from Richmond Bridge along the river bank to Ham and then returns via different route. It is approx 5 miles long mainly along compacted trails
Sevenoaks to Bough Beech Reservoir Wildlife Reserve
Sevenoaks to Bough Beech Reservoir Wildlife Reserve. A 12 mile including return journey cycle route taking you from the commuting town of Sevenoaks out along ‘B’ roads and country lanes to the wildlife Reserve at Bough Beech Reservoir. There are some hills
Didcot to Oxford
Didcot to Oxford A cycle route of approximately 21 miles which takes you from Didcot through theOxfordshire countryside via some rural villages and Farmoor Reservoir and then on to the historic city of Oxford. This linear cycle route also offers
Limehouse Basin London to Regents Park
London Limehouse Basin to Regents Park. Approx 11 miles. Flat canal tow path. Starting from Limehouse Basin, which is approx two miles east of The Tower of London on the same bank of the Thames. Limehouse Basin is the start
Ashford to Canterbury
Ashford to Canterbury The Linear cycle route takes you from the busy Kent market town of Ashford 18 Miles through country lanes and Kent villages to the historic city of Canterbury. If you wish you can take the return journey
Battersea Park to Kew Gardens
Battersea Park to Kew Gardens – 14 miles Cycling west mainly along the river bank taking you out west of London. On the ride you will pass many world famous sites and plenty of establishments for refreshments. I would recommend
Eastborne to Eastbourne Marine
Eastbourne Seafront Ride to Eastbourne Marina and Return Ride Approximately 6 mile including return journey. This flat cycle ride along the seafront takes you from the seaside town of Eastbourne to the nearby new marina with its shops and café’s
Lymington to Circular ride via new Forest
Lymington Circular Tour taking you via the lovely villages of Beaulieu, and Brockenhurst in The New Forest. – 22 miles This cycle ride is approximately 22 miles long. Along the way you cycle through Hampshire’s lovely rural countryside and the
Hampton Court to Bushy Park
Hampton Court – Bushy Park. – 6 miles A quiet country style route which takes you along the Thames river bank east. And through parkland Start Hampton Court palace. From the river bank at Hampton Court Palace follow the riverside
Polgate Cuckoo Trail to Heathfield
Polegate to Heathfield along The Cuckoo Trail. Dedicated cycle track. – 14 miles This extremely popular cycle way offers excellent traffic free cycling and is great for a family day out. Along the way you will you cycle past woodland,
Cowes to Sandown
Cowes to Sandown:- Following the route of the old Cowes to Sandown Railway. Route uses part of National Cycle Route No 23. Mainly a dedicated cycle path, but you will encounter some riding on streets for a short distance through
Poole to Christchurch Harbour
Poole to Christchurch Harbour entrance via Bournemouth. – 23 miles A totally tarmac route which basically follows the sea front from Poole to Cristchurch Harbour entrance passing Bournemouth at the half way mark. Virtually flat. Mostly traffic free only traffic
Richmond Park to Circular
Richmond Park – London – 5miles A leisure route suitable for beginners and families alike. Start at any point in the park that is convenient for you and cycle in any direction around the park. There are places to stop
Rye to Circular
Rye – Mermaid Inn Circular. Covering Cliff End, Pett and Winchelsea. Enjoying sea views along the way. – 16 miles Sugested start point is the Mermaid Inn – Rye. As you look at the road from the car par of
Edenbridge to Circular
Edenbridge Circular Route – 16 miles Route will take you on a circular route around the country suburbs of Edenbridge, Hever, Bough Beech, Idle Hill and Four Ems. Along ‘B’ roads and country lanes. Start – High St – Edenbridge
Brighton Pier to Eastbourne
Brighton pier to Eastbourne – 26 miles A flatish route. On clear days a very pleasant leisurely ride taking in the sea air. If ridden on a windy or winters day it can be quite difficult battling against the weather.
Berwick Upon Tweed to The Borders Tour
Berwick Upon tweed Loop ‘The Borders Tour’ A 41 mile cycle route Starting from the historic town of Berwick Upon Tweed with its famous town walls and fortress it is said to be the most northern town in England. This ride
HaltWhistle to Lambley Viaduct The South Tyne Trail
Haltwhistle to Lambley Viaduct along The South Tyne Trail A 5 mile cycle route starting from the charming market town of Haltwhistle which is situated close to the world famous Hadrian’s Wall. The route takes from Haltwhistle along a scenic route
Sunderland to Jarrow to Bedes Cycle Trail
Sunderland to Jarrow – Bede’s Trail A 13 mile cycle route following the historic route of Bede’s trail taking you from St Peter’s Church in Sunderland to St Paul’s Church in Jarrow following in the footsteps of the 7th century pilgrims.
Newcastle to Whitley Bay via National Cycle Route No72
Newcastle to Whitley Bay National Cycle Route No 72 A 14 mile flat cycle route which takes you along riverside promenades, minor roads and purpose built traffic free cycle paths. You pass under some splendid bridges along the route out of
Bamburgh Castle to Coastal Tour Loop
Bamburgh Castle Coastal Circular Tour This cycle route takes you along a fairly flat easy route for approximately 14 miles along ‘B’ roads and rural country lanes as you return to Bamburgh via some small villages in the Northumberland countryside.
Wooler to Lindisfarne Loop
Wooler to Lindisfarne loop A cycle ride of 32 miles including the return journey. The cycle route takes you from the popular small Northumberland town of Wooler which is situated on the edge of the Northumberland National Park, by the
Morpeth to Druridge Bay
Morpeth to Druridge Bay This cycle route takes you on a 11 mile ride from the county town of Morpeth on The River Wansbeck out across the Northumberland countryside with its rolling hills to the coast and on to Druridge Bay
Alnwick to Northumberland Country Park Circular
Alnwick to Northumberland Country Park Circular – 34 miles This route will take you along tarmac country lanes. You will encounter some hills on this route. Route is mainly along rural lanes. Taking you from the market town of Alnwick
Berwick On Tweed to Bamburgh
Berwick upon Tweed to Bamburgh Castle – 27 miles Starting from the historic town of Berwick upon Tweed with its famous town walls and fortress it is said to be the most northern town in England. This ride will take
Sunderland to Sunderland
I began this 15 mile route in the town centre of Sunderland, but you can start it from anywhere near by. The entire route follows the A1018 but via designated cycle paths and quiet ‘B’ roads so it’s perfect for
St Austell Loop to The Cornish Alps Tour
St Austell Loop – ‘The Cornish Alps Tour’ A 20 mile cycle route Taking you on a tour from the busy Cornish town of St Austell, initially along The National Cycle Route No3 which takes you past The World famous Eden
St Austell to The Eden Project along National Cycle Route No3
St Austell to The Eden Project on the National Cycle Route No3 A 4 mile cycle route Taking you from the centre of St Austell along National Cycle Route No3 which takes you along a road route up out of town
Pentewan to Charlestown to The Pentewan Loop
Pentewan to Charlestown ‘The Pentewan Loop’ A 12 mile cycle route Taking you from Pentewan along a traffic free trail up to Tregorrick where the route then takes along country lanes and ‘B’ roads down to the historic port of Charlestown. The
Portreath to Devoran to The Mineral Tramway Trail
Portreath to Devoran – ‘The Mineral Tramway Cycle Trail’ A 14 mile cycle route along a mainly traffic free cycle trail with a mixed surface along the way. The cycle route takes you from Portreath on the North Cornwall coast to
Tetbury Loop to The South West Cotswolds Tour
Tetbury Loop – South West Cotswold’s Tour A 20 mile cycle route which takes you on a tour of the south west corner of the rolling hills of The Cotswold’s. The route is hilly in places and along mainly ‘B’ rods and
Bodmin to Padstow to The Camel Trail
Bodmin to Padstow – The Camel Trail. The Camel Trail is a flat 11 mile cycle route ( one way ) which runs along the path of an old railway line that has been transformed in to one of the most
Bath to Devizes to The Kennet and Avon Canal
Bath to Devizes – The Kennet & Avon Canal A 21 mileflat cycle route which is suitable for family/leisure cycle rides which is along mainly good surface. The route is entirely along the Kennet & Avon Canal. The canal between Devizes
Wadebridge to Padstow
Wadebridge to Padstow This 12 mile cycle route takes in part of the Camel Trail in Cornwall. Although the Camel Trail meanders from Bodmin through to Padstow, this is just a 6 mile section from Wadebridge to Padstow (am assuming
Marlborough to Coate Water Country Park Swindon
Marlborough to Coates Water Park, Swindon A 10 mile cycle route which takes you from historic Marlborough which is reputed to have the second widest High Street in England (not a lot of people know that !) along a traffic free
Lands End to John OGroats to Off Road Route submitted by Stewart Black
Land’s End – John O’Groats off road route 21 Days (South to North) – Based upon James Spencer and David Broddle route by Stewart Black, 2010 Background This route is entirely indebted to James Spencer’s route, and the encouragement James
Salisbury to Stonehenge
Salisbury to Stonehenge. An 11 mile cycle route that takes you from the historic city of Salisbury along mainly country lanes and ‘B’ roads to what must be one of Britain’s most famous landmarks, Stonehenge. Standing magnificently on the crest of
Rye to Bodiam Castle
Rye to Bodiam Castle A 15 mile cycle route which takes you from the historic sea town of Rye to the magnificent Bodiam Castle. Cycling along country lanes and ‘B’ roads, the route has some rolling hills along the way but
Stonymarsh to Stockbridge along The Test Way
Stonymarsh to Stockbridge along part of ‘The Test Way’. - 5 miles If you are looking for a traffic free cycle ride along a dedicated cycle way in this area this could be for you. This 5 mile cycle ride
Calne to Chippenham
Calne to Chippenham using National Cycle Route No11 – 7 miles along a dedicated traffic free cycling trail. This ride is approximately is approximately 7 miles long. Using the dedicated cycle trail Route No11 from Calne to Chippenham which follows
Ilfracombe to Plymouth to Devon Coast to Coast
Ilfracombe to Plymouth – Devonshire Coast to Coast. – 103 miles This suggested Devonshire Coast to Coast route guides you from Ilfracombe to Plymouth and is approximately 103 miles long. On route you will cycle along ‘The Tarka Trail’ (one
Wells Circular Tour to Via Cheddar Gorge
Wells Circular via Cheddar Gorge. – 28 miles This an approx 24 mile cycle ride which takes you on a circular route out from Wells into the surrounding Mendip Hills via The Cheddar Gorge, the town of Cheddar, Wedmore and
Tavistock to Plymouth Plym Valley Trail
Tavistock to Plymouth via The Plym Valley Trail – National Cycle Route No 27. This cycle ride is approximately 18 miles and takes you from the market town of Tavistock on a section of the route using mainly rural and
Ilfracombe to Barnstaple Tarka Trail
Ilfracombe to Barnstable using National Cycle Route N0 27 and The Tarka Trail :- 19 miles Ilfracombe is a seaside resort town on the North Coast of Devon and one of its famous land marks is the Iron Age Celtic
Petrockstow to Okehampton
Petrockstow to ‘Granite Way’ , Okehampton. Approx 17 miles along rural country lanes across rolling hills. This route takes you fro the village Petrockstow, which situated at the end of The famous Tarka Taril and takes you through the Devonshire
Barnstaple to Petrockstow
Barnstaple to Petrockstow cycling 23 miles along The Tarka Trail cycle track. Which is also part of the National Cycle Routes No’s 3 & 27? Approx 23 miles. Along a traffic free route, which ideal for cyclists of all abilities.
Lydford to Tavistock
Lydford to Tavistock. A 10 mile route using National Cycle Route No27. This route is approximately 10 mile long travelling along the Great Western Railway line which is now the national Cycle Route No27 and is also part of the
Okehampton Granite Way to Lydford Castle
Okehampton to Lydford Castle using an 11 mile stretch of National cycle route No 27. This part of the national cycle route No 27 is also known locally as ‘Granite Way’ and runs along the North West edge of the
Exeter Cathedral to Dawlish Warren
Exeter to Dawlish Warren. This 10 mile route takes you out from Exeter Cathedral along the coastal path along the estuary of The River Exe to Dawlish Warren. Along this route you will be cycling through a beautiful wildlife reserve.
Bath to Bristol
Bath to Bristol via National Cycle Route No4. Approx 14 miles each way. Route follows the National Cycle Route No4 along the old Bath to Bristol Railway line which has been developed by Sustrans as on part of their national
Mevagissey to Mevagissey
Mevagissey – A 7 mile round route which takes you through the rural lanes around Mevagissey. Travelling past woodland, farms and country villages of the area. Start at Mevagissey Harbour.From the harbour cycle along The Cliff (road name) along the
cribbs causeway bristol to bristol
An easy 5 mile cycle ride in a cycle friendly town despite the busy roads. The cycle paths mean commuting on bikes is encouraged but also a nice family ride can also be enjoyed. I started from approx 2
Connahs Quay to North Cheshire Villages Loop
Connah’s Quay – North Cheshire Villages Loop A 35 mile cycle route which takes you from the North Wales town of Connah’s Quay along a dedicated traffic free cycle path and then along mainly ‘B’ roads and country lanes through some
Llangollen to Old Chain Bridge along Canal Towpath
LLangollen to Chain Bridge Canal Towpath Route. A 5 mile cycle route including the return journey to one of Llangollen’s land marks ‘The Old Chain Bridge’ taking you from Llangollen along a canal towpath to the Old Chain Bridge and back
Tenby Coast and Castle Tour to Via Freshwater East and manorbier
Tenby Coast and Castle Tour A 21 mile cycle route which takes you from the walled seaside town of Tenby with its wonderful beaches out through the Pembrokeshire countryside passing through local villages and then you return via the coast at
Fishguard Loop to Via Porthgain Abercastle and Castlemorris
Fishguard to Porthgain Loop via Abercastle and Castlemorris A 27 mile ‘cycle route’ which takes you from Fishguard along some scenic Welsh country lanes out to the coastal village of Porthgain and return on a looped circuit via Cast Morris
Lampeter to llanddewi Brefi Loop to St.-Davids Trail
Lampeter to Llanddewi-Brefi Loop – Saint David’s Way A ‘cycle route’ of approximately 17 mile which takes you on a looped ride from Lampeter to the village of Llanddewi-Brefi along some scenic roads in The Teifi Valley. The cycle route
Tywyn to Llanfihangel y Pennant to Along The Dysynni Valley Loop
Tywyn to Llanfihangel-y-Pennant Along Dysynni Valley via ‘The Lon Dysynni Cycle Route’ This cycle route takes you on a fairly flat 14 mile loop from the Welsh seaside town of Tywyn to the mountain village of Llafihangel-y-Pennant and return via
Cardigan to Cilgerran Castle along The-Cardi Bach Trail
Cardigan to Cilgerran Castle along ‘The Cardi Bach Trail’ Approx 6 mile return cycle ride. Fairly flat along The Cardi Bach Trail, The first mile section of the cycle ride is a dedicated traffic free cycle path. Then from The
Aberaeron to Llanerchaeron Mansion
Aberaeron to Llanerchaeron Mansion. Starting at the public car Park on Market Street on the harbour side. This 2.5 mile linear cycle ride takes you from Aberaeron along a dedicated cycle path which follows the route of the old railway
Llyn Brenig Twin Reservoir Tour to Llyn Brenig and Alwen Reservoirs
Llyn Brenig Twin Reservoir Tour – Llyn Brenig & Alwen Reservoir. A cycle route of approximately 14 miles. The route is made up of gravel paths and forest trails, not suitable for road bikes. A fairly flat route with two
Dolgellau to Barmouth to On The Mawddah Trail
Dolgellau to Barmouth along The Mawddach Trail The Mawddach Trail is a dedicated traffic free cycle trail which runs for some 8 miles from Dolgellau to Porthmadoc. It is maintained by the Snowdonia National Park. The cycle route runs along
Porthmadoc to Barmouth via National Cycle Route No8
Porthmadoc to Barmouth – Using National Cycle Route No8 The cycle ride from Porthmadoc to the Welsh seaside town of Barmouth is approximately 22 miles long and takes you out from Porthmadoc across the estuary and then up the foothills which
Porthmadoc to Harlech Castle via National Cycle Route No8
Porthmadoc to Harlech Castle – Using National Cycle Route No8 The cycle ride from Porthmadoc to Harlech Castle is approximately 10 miles long and takes you out from Porthmadoc across the estuary and then up the foothills which run south along
Llangollen Canal Tow Path to Pontcysylte Aqueduct
A flat canal, tow path cycle route which takes you from the beautiful welsh tourist town of Llangollen to the world famous Pontcysyllte Aqueduct. 4 miles one way we would not recommend this route for road bikes as the tow
Llyn BrenigNear Denbigh to Circular Cycle Ride
Llyn Brenig Circular Lake 9 mile Cycle Ride Approximately 9 mile circuit of the reservoir along a designated route made up gravel paths and forest trails. Not suitable for road bikes. Llyn Brenig is a reservoir located about 10 miles south
Rhyl to Conway return
This 50 mile cycle route starts at Rhyl and follows the coastal cyclepath (National Cycle Route 5) to Conway and return. Total distance is about 50 miles round trip. Route is almost totally traffic free on dedicated cycle paths, with
Connahs Quay Circular Hill Tour to Via Rhosesmor and Rhes y Cae
Connah’s Quay Circular Hill Tour via Rhosesmor and Rhes-y-Cae 22 miles This Cycle ride takes from Connah’s Quay out into the surrounding welsh hills and countryside and brings you back via Rhes-y-Cae, Halkyn and Northop Hall villages. Approximately 22 miles
Pontcysylite Circular Tour to-Via Llangollen Pontcysylite Aqueduct
Pontcysylite Circular Tour via Llangollen and Pontcysylite Aqueduct This 13 mile cycle ride takes you on a very scenic and very hilly route from Pontcysylite out along The Dee Valley to the beautiful welsh tourist town of Llangollen and you
Lake Vyrnwy Mountain Circular to Via Bala Lake
Lake Vyrnwy to Bala Circular route. This cycle ride is approx 32 miles long . At the beginning of the ride it is fairly flat following the lakeside, but it is not long before you are cycling along remote mountainous roads
Swansea Bay to Mumbles
Swansea Bay Approx 5 miles along the sea front at Swansea Bay. Very Flat. This ride is totally traffic free and is therefore ideal for people who are looking a route suitable for a family ride. We start our ride
Stepaside to Saundersfoot
Stepaside – Saundersfoot ‘The Dramway’ 3 miles This is a short ride along a scenic route, including sea views which will take you down through a wooded valley via the old railway line and end up at Saundersfoot Harbour. The
Llys y Fran Country Park to Circular visitors centre
Llys-y-Fran Country Park – Near Fishguard – Pembrokeshire. 7 miles Llys-Y-Fran is a large country park in Pembrokeshire and the ride is based around the reservoir and its dam in the park. The complete ride is aimed at off road
Haverfordwest to Neyland
Haverford West – Neyland 11 mile cycle ride along The Brunel Trail – Part of The Celtic Trail National Route 4 This route will take you along Scenic Brunel Trail which is basically the route originally taken by The Great
Lake Vyrnwy Circular to StartFinish visitors centre
Lake Vyrnwy An 11mile circular route around the picturesque lake Vyrnwy A mainly flat and easy route on the roadway around the lake Start at the visitors centre and you can choose to cycle around the lake in either direction.
Penrith to Ambleside
Penrith to Ambleside via kirkstone pass – 23 miles Only reccomended for the advanced/fool hardy rider. This ride takes you from the market town of Penrith to Ambleside via The Kirkstone Pass which is a serious climb. Starting from Ullswater
Chester to Chester via EllesmerePort
Chester – Ellemere Port circular route. – 26 miles Good flattish route. Nearly all traffic free. Start Point.- Canal locks. Canal St. Chester. Cycle along the canal towpath away from Chester in the direction of Ellemere Port and keep to
Welshpool to Shrewsbury Using section of National Route No81
Welshpool to Shrewsbury using part of National Cycle Route No81 – 27 miles This cycle ride takes you from the Powys town of Welshpool to Shrewsbury 27 miles away, using part of the National Cycle Route No 81. You soon
Ruabon to Erddig Hall
A 4 mile ‘cycle route’ which takes you from the centre of Ruabon along country lanes and ‘B’ roads The National Trust property of Erddig Hall. The route is fairly flat and on tarmac surfaced roads Ruabon is a small
Flint Castle to Rhyl
A fairly simple route to follow with a mixture of cycle paths and main roads. Not recommended for use with children. Flint Castle was built in the late 13th century by King Edward 1. Starting from Flint Castle cycle right alongCastle Dyke
Connahs Quay Deeside to Chester & Return
Connah’s Quay to Chester and return via river route. This is a predominatly flat route and nearly all on traffic free dedicated cycle paths. A scenic route through countryside and returning along the bank of The River Dee. Start Point
Conwy Harbour to Betwsy y Coed
This scenic cycle ride takes from the historic town of Conwy with its castle and town walls which were built about 1289 and is also home to ‘ the smallest house in Britain’ on the harbour. You will cycle out
Saughall Loop to The Saughall Saunter
Saughall Loop – ‘The Saughasll Saunter’ – 18 miles. Start by church in Saughall, west Cheshire. (Map ref. SJ352 688) Just off A548, 2km east of A550. Some car parking by church, and further limited parking just past the church