Cycle routes

There’s a National Cycle Network route just a couple of miles away from 75% of people in the UK. They use traffic-free paths such as converted railway lines and canal towpaths too. The network links them together using traffic-calmed urban roads, or quiet country lanes to make up the best, most easy to find cycle routes all over the country.

Cycle routes around the South East and London: Basingstoke to Alton and Alresford; Brockenhurst to Bransgore; Buckingham Palace to Kensington Palace; Crab and Winkle Way; The Cuckoo Trail; Didcot to Wantage; Ebury Way - Rickmansworth to Watford; Forest Way; The Grand Union Canal - Bletchley to Leighton Buzzard; Grand Union Canal - Paddington to Horsenden Hill; Windsor Great Park; Hampton Court to Staines; Harwich - International Port to Leisure Centre; Havant to Portsmouth; The Heron Trail; Isle of Wight Coast to Coast; Kennet and Avon Cycle Route - Section 4 - Hungerford to Reading; Kent Coastal Castles Ride - Deal to St. Margaret's at Cliffe; London Docklands and Lee Valley; Milton Keynes Millenium Circular Cycle Route; Oxford to Sandford Lock; The Phoenix Trail; Ramsgate to deal; Tamsin Trail - Richmond Park; Rye to Lydd, via Camber; Shoreham to Brighton and Newhaven; Sittingbourne to Faversham; Southampton to Gosport; Southend-on-Sea to Shoeburyness; Tonbridge Castle to Penshurst Place; Viking Coastal Trail - Margate to Reculver; The Wandle Trail; Wivenhoe Cycle Trail - Wivenhoe to Colchester; Writtle to Chelmsford

Kellogg's Cycle10 Challenge

Cycle routes