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 West: Bodmin to The Eden Project; Bristol and Bath Railway Path; Bristol to Portishead; The Camel Trail - Bodmin to Padstow; Chard to Illminster; Chisledon Timberland Trail; The Colliers Way - Dundas Aqueduct, Radstock and Frome; Dartington to Ashprington; Exe Valley Ride - Exeter to Turf Lock; Gloucester to Frampton on Severn; The Granite Way - Okehampton to Lydford; Kennet and Avon Cycle Route - Section 1 - Bath to Bradford-on-Avon; Kennet and Avon Cycle Route - Section 2 - Bradford-on-Avon to Devizes; Kennet and Avon Cycle Route - Section 3 - Devizes to Hungerford; Maiden Newton to Dorchester; Mineral Tramways Coast to Coast; The Peregrine Way - Monmouth to Symonds Yat; Plym Valley Trail; St. Austell to Pentewan, and/or Heligan and Mevagissey; Stroud Valleys Trail; The Tarka Cycle Trail - Bideford to Meeth; The Tarka Cycle Trail - Braunton to Bideford

Kellogg's Cycle10 Challenge

Cycle routes