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ROUTES

Plan your own cycle routes
Cycling is a beautiful thing. From touring the countryside to descending a
mountainside, whatever type of cyclist you are, Cycling UK has a whole host of
inspirational cycling routes for you
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It’s thanks to your support that we can develop new off-road routes like these.
You can help us develop more of these routes so you and generations to come can
explore our spectacular landscapes by cycle by making a donation.

Even better, why not join Cycling UK? Join now and you'll receive a whole host
of additional benefits, including six issues of Cycle magazine every year, a
range of discounts at cycling, accessories and outdoor retailers and money off
maps and routing services to help you plan your cycling trips. You’ll also get
free £10m third party insurance, free legal advice and £50 off bicycle
insurance. 

FIND OUT MORE ABOUT OUR ROUTES

Our long-distance routes can be done in sections or as one epic bikepacking
adventure – it’s your choice. For information and advice from Cycling UK staff
and the cycling community, check out our Facebook groups for each route.

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KING ALFRED’S WAY

King Alfred’s Way is a 350km circular off-road adventure route through 10,000
years of history, connecting some of England’s most iconic sites.

Despite being easily accessible from cities in the south of England, you’ll feel
like you’ve escaped from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Think white
horses on chalk hillsides and wide-open views across rolling waves of
countryside.

The name of the trail is inspired by Alfred the Great, who ruled the Anglo-Saxon
kingdom of Wessex. The trail starts and ends at King Alfred’s statue in
Winchester, where he is buried.

Using parts of the Ridgeway and South Downs Way, the trail is ideal for gravel
bikes and can be ridden over a few days as a bikepacking trip. It also connects
with the Thames Path and the North Downs Way riders’ route, so you can combine
multiple routes into a longer escape.

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TRAWS ERYRI

Traws Eryri, which is Welsh for ‘Trans-Snowdonia’, weaves 112 miles through one
of the UK’s most dramatic mountain landscapes. With sweeping descents, gnarly
climbs and rugged terrain throughout, the route promises to show you the best of
the wilds of Wales.

Cycling UK has worked with Natural Resources Wales to create the Traws Eryri
trail, an off-road adventure route which links up some of the best riding in
Eryri. Beyond the busy summit of Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon), you’ll find miles of
tracks and trails delving deep into forests and winding around dramatic mountain
tops.

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Route guide (English)
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REBELLION WAY

Rebellion Way is a 232-mile/373km cycling adventure through Norfolk. Meandering
along a mix of quiet, mostly flat back roads, byways, cycle paths and bridleways
under huge panoramic skies, it’s a fantastic introduction to multi-day, on- and
off-road adventuring for anyone.

The name comes from the fact that while this ancient county is now characterised
by a relaxed, timeless, pastoral charm, it actually has a fascinatingly
turbulent history from the Iron Age onwards. Exploring the stories, ancient
sites, stunning vistas and thriving wildlife of this unique area enriches every
mile of this leisurely but rewarding loop.

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CANTII WAY

Taking its name from the Celtic tribe which inhabited the area during the Iron
Age, the Cantii Way combines quirky coastal towns and dramatic chalk cliffs with
the rolling hills of the Kent Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

The circular route uses traffic-free cycle paths, bridleways and quiet roads,
and is ideal for touring and hybrid bikes.

It’s perfect for a leisurely trip with lots to discover along the way – from
remnants of military defences to vibrant art trails and vineyards.

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WEST KERNOW WAY

The West Kernow Way takes in many of the highlights of the western half of the
Cornish peninsula, including the Botallack tin mines, the Bronze Age monument
Mên-an-Tol, Land’s End, St Michael’s Mount and Lizard Point. Expect spectacular
coastal scenery, hedgerows bursting with wildflowers and ancient tracks across
isolated moorland.

There’s no denying it will be a challenge, with more than 4,200m of climbing –
but all that exertion provides a worthy excuse to sample the excellent Cornish
cuisine. Designed to be ridden over three to four days, the route links together
bridleways, byways, lost ways and quiet lanes to escape the tourist hotspots and
discover hidden treasures which reveal the history and culture of the region.

explore the route
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Buy the route guide
GREAT NORTH TRAIL

The award-winning 1,300km Great North Trail links the Pennine Bridleway with the
northern tips of mainland Scotland, through some of Britain’s most stunning
upland areas and four National Parks.

Plans to extend the Pennine Bridleway into Scotland were proposed in 1999, but
20 years later, we’re still waiting, so Cycling UK decided to take on the
challenge and develop an alternative route which you can ride right now.

The route isn’t perfect. Sometimes, an ideal connecting trail is designated as a
footpath rather than a bridleway, so we’ve had to take the long way round and
include a quiet on-road section. In places, we’ve managed to negotiate
permissive access, but in other areas, the process is still ongoing.

The route will continue to evolve as we campaign for increased off-road access
for cycling, bringing opportunities for adventures by bike within reach of
everyone.

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Buy the route guide
NORTH DOWNS WAY

The North Downs Way is a 153-mile route running from Farnham in Surrey to Dover
on the Kent Coast. It takes in beautiful rolling hills and woodlands, castles
and cathedrals, vineyards and breweries, and travels along part of the ancient
Via Francigena pilgrimage route.

Until 2018, the official National Trail route could not be fully ridden, because
many parts were on footpaths. Cycling UK worked with the British Horse Society
and North Downs Way trail manager to propose an alternative rideable route. It
links together bridleways, byways and quiet roads to detour from the footpath
sections and create a continuous trail which can be used by cyclists and horse
riders.

The Kent Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, which looks after the North
Downs Way, has been working to improve and enhance this route over the past few
years, funded by the European Regional Development Fund EXPERIENCE project. The
updated version is now ready to ride.

Want to extend your ride? Cycling UK has also created the Cantii Way. This
147-mile loop explores the coast and countryside of east Kent, and connects with
the North Downs Way.

explore the route
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