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Ancient Sights of Ulster Cycle Route

40.5 miles, 65.2 kilometres

3 hours 20 minutes 13 hours 30 minutes

Avenue Verte

94.4 miles, 152 kilometres

8 hours 31 hours 30 minutes

Not all of this route is on the National Cycle Network. Data about the route included above, such as mileage, surface, and timings, only relates to the section of the route on the National Cycle Network.

Avon Cycleway

85.3 miles, 137.4 kilometres

7 hours and 8 minutes 28 hours and 30 minutes

79% of this route is not on the National Cycle Network. It is recommended for experienced users.

There are sections on 50mph-speed-limit roads, which may cause crossing issues.

Bangor to Newtownards via North Down Coastal Path

10.5 miles, 16.9 kilometres

52 minutes 3 hours 30 minutes

Bay Cycle Way

80 miles, 128.8 kilometres

6 hours 46 minutes 27 hours

Please be aware that there are sections on fast A-roads at the western end of the route and two crossings of the A6.

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Two of these A-road sections are not part of the National Cycle Network and make up a total of 3km.

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Take extra caution when cycling this route.��

Belfast to Ballyshannon

242 miles, 389.5 kilometres

20 hours 15 minutes 80 hours 40 minutes

Belfast to Newcastle Coastal Route

82 miles, 132 kilometres

6 hours 50 minutes 27 hours 20 minutes

Belfast to Slieve Gullion Cycle Route

68 miles, 109.4 kilometres

5 hours 40 minutes 22 hours 40 minutes

C2C or Sea to Sea

137.5 miles, 221.3 kilometres

11 hours 50 minutes 45 hours

The route information shown relates to the C2C Whitehaven to Sunderland route.

Carlisle to Glasgow

213.5 miles, 343.6 kilometres

17 hours 50 minutes 71 hours 10 minutes

Causeway Coast Cycle Route (Route 93)

23 miles, 37 kilometres

1 hour 55 minutes 7 hours 40 minutes

Extra care should be taken when using the on-road sections of the route through Coleraine.��

Celtic Trail

357.6 miles, 575.5 kilometres

29 hours 50 minutes 119 hours 10 minutes

Celtic Trail East

145.4 miles, 233.9 kilometres

7 hours 125 minutes 48 hours and 28 minutes

Celtic Trail West

215 miles, 346 kilometres

17 hours 54 minutes 70 hours 40 minutes

Chard to Ilminster (and Bridgwater)

32.7 miles, 52.6 kilometres

2 hours 44 minutes 10 hours 54 minutes

Extra care should be taken when using a short section of the A378 west of Langport.

Cheshire Cycleway

182 miles, 293 kilometres

15 hours 10 minutes 60 hours 40 minutes

Chew Valley Lake Loop

24.2 miles, 38.9 kilometres

2 hours 8 hours

Coast and Castles North (Edinburgh to Aberdeen)

172 miles, 276 kilometres

14 hours 20 minutes 57 hours 20 minutes

Coast and Castles South (Newcastle to Edinburgh)

200 miles, 321 Kilometres

17 hours 67 hours

Cornish Way

195 miles, 314 kilometres

16 hours 15 minutes 65 hours

Cotswold Line

43 miles, 69 kilometres

3 hours 37 minutes 14 hours 20 minutes

Extra care should be taken where the route crosses the A436 at Adlestrop, and the A361 south of Chipping Norton.

Craigavon Cycle Trail

33.4 miles, 53.8 kilometres

3 hours 11 hours 30 minutes

Cumbrian Coast

58.2 miles, 93.7 kilometres

3 hour 10 minutes 13 hours 40 minutes

Dartmoor Way

95 miles, 152 kilometres

6 hours 23 hours 30 minutes

Didcot, Wantage and The Ridgeway

12 miles, 19.3 kilometres

1 hour 4 hours

Dolgellau to Machynlleth

46 miles, 74 kilometres

3 hours 50 minutes 15 hours 20 minutes

Distances and duration times refer to the full circuit of the coastal and inland route combined.��

Dunoon to Portavadie

29.5 miles, 47.5 km

East to North West Coastal Route

172 miles, 277 kilometres

14 hours 20 minutes 55 hours 40 minutes

ecos Cycle Trail

17.2 miles, 27.7 kilometres

1 hour 30 minutes 5 hours 45 minutes

This route is primarily on-road. There are sections on faster roads which are not suitable for everyone.��

Fakenham to Harwich

165 miles, 265.5 kilometres

13 hours and 45 minutes 55 hours

Foyle Valley Cycle Route

21.1 miles, 33.9 kilometres

1 hour 45 minutes 7 hours

Great Western Way

166.7 miles, 268.3 kilometres

14 hours 55 hours 40 minutes

Surface improvements are planned in places along the Kennet and Avon route - in the meantime, please take extra care.

Hadrian's Cycleway - Route 72

172.8 miles, 278.1 kilometres

14 hours 30 minutes 57 hours 30 minutes

As part of this route, you'll need to take the ferry across the Tyne to South Shields. Ferries depart every 30 minutes. For more information, visit the Tyne and Wear transport website.

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Route section suspended

The section of Hadrian's Cycleway, Route 72, south of Sellafield station has been suspended until further notice because of coastal erosion.

If you need to travel south of Sellafield, we recommend using the Northern Rail service between Seascale and Sellafield.

High Weald Ride

41.7 miles, 67.1 kilometres

3 hours 30 minutes 14 hours

Holy Island: Berwick to Lindisfarne

14.6 miles, 23.7 kilometres

1 hour 14 minutes 4 hours 53 minutes

Extra care should be taken when using the sections of route that are on road in Berwick upon Tweed and on the causeway across to Lindisfarne.

Hull to Fakenham

202 miles, 325 kilometres

16 hours 50 minutes 67 hours 20 minutes

Inis Eoghain Cycleway

32.9 miles, 52.9 kilometres

3 hours 12 hours

The Far North Way: Inverness to John O' Groats

150.1 miles, 241.6 kilometres

16 hours 40 minutes 66 hours 40 minutes

Kingfisher Trail

148.2 miles, 238.5 kilometres

12 hours 20 minutes 49 hours 30 minutes

Lagan and Lough Cycle Way

20.3 miles, 32.6 kilometres

1 hour 42 minutes 6 hours 46 minutes

Lancashire Cycleway

264 miles, 424.9 kilometres

22 hours 88 hours

Limavady Borough

28 miles, 45 kilometres

2 hours 20 minutes 9 hours 20 minutes

This route is primarily on-road. There are some sections of route on fast and busy roads, and there are some fast and busy road crossings.��

Lôn Las Cymru (North)

138.7 miles, 223.2 kilometres

11 hours 35 minutes 46 hours 20 minutes

Lon Las Cymru (South)

171.3 miles, 275.6 kilometres

14 hours 20 minutes 57 hours

Lôn Las Cymru from Holyhead to Cardiff or Chepstow

370.4 miles, 596.1 kilometres

30 hours 50 minutes 123 hours 30 minutes

Lôn Teifi: Aberystwyth to Fishguard

100.7 miles, 162.3 kilometres

8 hours 30 minutes 34 hours

Loughshore Trail

92.9 miles, 150 kilometres

5 hours 25 minutes 21 hours 40 minutes

Lough Swilly Loop

38 miles, 61 kilometres

3 hours 10 minutes 12 hours 40 minutes

Lower Bann Route

46 miles, 74 kilometres

3 hours 50 minutes 15 hours 40 minutes

Luton to Dunstable and Sewell Greenway

13.2 miles, 21 kilometres

1 hour 7 minutes 4 hour 24 minutes

Mid-Ulster Cycle Route

101 miles, 163 kilometres

8 hours 20 minutes 33 hours 40 minutes

Newry Canal Towpath

19.6 miles, 31.5 kilometres

1 hour, 38 minutes 6 hours, 32 minutes

Extra care should be taken when crossing the A51 Tandragee Road and when using the on-road sections of the route to reach Newry town centre.

North Wales Coastal Route

109.2 miles, 175.7 kilometres

9 hours 36 hours 30 minutes

North West Trail

78.5 miles, 126.3 kilometres

6 hours and 33 minutes 26 hours and 10 minutes

Orkney Islands: Burwick to Kirkwall and Stromness

78.8 miles, 126.8 km

Pennine Cycleway (North Pennines)

165.3 miles, 266 kilometres

14 hours 55 hours

Pennine Cycleway (Peak District)

77.1 miles, 124.1 kilometres

6 hours 30 minutes 25 hours 45 minutes

Radnor Ring

81.5 miles, 131.7 kilometres

7 hours 28 hours

Three sections of this route are on roads where the speeds are very high.

Reivers Cycle Route

169.9 miles, 278.4 kilometres

14 hours 30 minutes 56 hours 40 minutes

Rostrevor Mournes Cycle Route

5.3 miles, 8.5 kilometres

30 minutes 1 hour 45 minutes

Round the Forth

211.2 miles, 339.9 km

17 hours 40 minutes 70 hours 30 minutes

Round the Isle of Wight

64.5 miles, 103.8 kilometres

5 hour 25 minutes 21 hours 30 minutes

Extra care should be taken on the on-road sections of this route.��

Rutland Water

2.7 miles, 4.3 kilometres

13 minutes 53 minutes

88.63% of this route is on local route. The remainder is on the National Cycle Network.
Data about the route included on this page, such as mileage, surface, and timings, only relates to the section of the route on the National Cycle Network.

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Extra care should be taken on two uncontrolled crossings (of A6003 and road off A606).��

Salmon Run

54 miles, 86.9 kilometres

4 hours 34 minutes 18 hours

Extra care should be taken when using the section north of Bankfoot where users may encounter relatively fast traffic on the B867.

Shakespeare Cycleway

167 miles, 268.7 kilometres

13 hours 55 minutes 55 hours 40 minutes

Shetland Islands: Sumburgh to Lerwick and Norwick

136.7 miles, 220 kilometres

South Somerset Cycleway

75.8 miles, 122 kilometres

6 hours 20 minutes 25 hours 15 minutes

South West Scenic Cycle Route

204 miles, 328.3 kilometres

17 hours 68 hours

Strangford Lough Cycle Trail

82.2 miles, 131.7 kilometres

6 hours 56 minutes 27 hours

Telford to Ironbridge Gorge

14.8 miles, 23.8 kilometres

1 hour and 14 minutes 4 hours and 56 minutes

Extra care should be taken when crossing the road at the Trench Lock roundabout on the A442.

Thames Valley

99 miles, 159 kilometres

8 hours 15 minutes 33 hours

The Caledonia Way

232.6 miles, 374.3 kilometres

19 hours 30 minutes 78 hours

The Hebridean Way

197.2 miles, 317.4 kilometres

15 hours 20 minutes 61 hours 20 minutes

The Lochs and Glens Way

214 miles, 344 Kilometres

18 hours 71 hours

The Union and Forth & Clyde Canals

62.8 miles, 101 kilometres

4 hours 40 minutes 18 hours 40 minutes

Three Rivers

161.1 miles, 259.3 kilometres

13 hours 30 minutes 54 hours

Trans Pennine Trail

343.2 miles, 552.3 kilometres

28 hours 35 minutes 115 hours 20 minutes

The route information above relates to the entirety of the Trans Pennine Trail. The distance of 343.2 miles includes the North-South section of the Trans Pennine Central which joins Leeds and Chesterfield, and the North-South section of the Trans Pennine Trail East which joins York and Selby. It also includes a spur of the Trans Pennine Trail West which goes toward Liverpool. The places where the West and Central sections and the East and Central sections overlap has been discounted from the total distance.

Trans Pennine Trail (East)

114.1 miles, 183.6 kilometres

9 hours 30 minutes 38 hours

Tweed Cycleway

63.5 miles, 102.2 kilometres

Tour de Manche

172.9 miles, 278.3 kilometres

14 hours 40 minutes 57 hours 40 minutes

Ulster Canal

49 miles, 79.9 kilometres

4 hours, 5 minutes 16 hours, 20 minutes

Varsity Way (Oxford to Cambridge)

123.8 miles, 199.3 kilometres

10 hours and 20 minutes 41 hours and 20 minutes

Walney to Wear and Whitby (W2W)

248.5 miles, 399.9 kilometres

20 hours 45 minutes 82 hours 50 minutes

The route information above relates to the entire W2W, including both the Walney to Wear and Walney to Whitby versions of the route, including an optional route towards Durham that takes in National Route 715.��

Water Rail Way

15.5 miles, 24.9 kilometres

1 hour and 18 minutes 5 hours and 10 minutes

Extra care is needed while using a 350-metre long section of the route which is on-road (B1190) in Barndey.

Way of the Roses

171 miles, 275 kilometres

14 hours and 25 minutes 57 hours

Please take extra care where this route crosses railway lines at level crossings, particularly where Route 1 uses the Mingledale and Harpham level crossings. Pay close attention to the safety messages at the crossings, and be sure to cross quickly and avoid loitering. If you are crossing as part of a group make sure there is time and space to cross safely.

Please also take extra care on the B6265 between Appletreewick and Pateley Bridge (especially if descending Greenhow Hill), and when crossing the A61 south of Ripon, the A166 east of York and the A165 west of Bridlington.

West Counties Cycle Route

105 miles, 169 kilometres

8 hours 45 minutes 35 hours

West Country Way (Bristol to Bude)

257 miles, 414 kilometres

21 hours 25 minutes 85 hours 40 minutes

Wiltshire Cycleway

154.8 miles, 249.1 kilometres

12 hours 50 minutes 51 hours 40 minutes

Yorkshire Wolds Cycle Route

143.8 miles, 231.4 kilometres

12 hours 48 hours

Please take extra care where this route crosses railway lines at level crossings, particularly where Route 1 uses the Mingledale and Harpham level crossings. Pay close attention to the safety messages at the crossings, and be sure to cross quickly and avoid loitering. If you are crossing as part of a group make sure there is time and space to cross safely.

Trans Pennine Trail (West)

143.9 miles, 231.6 kilometres

12 hours 48 hours

Skipton to Bolton Abbey

8.7 miles, 14 kilometres

45 minutes 3 hours

Extra care should be taken when using the section of route on the A6131 on the outskirts of Skipton.

South Downs Way

4.7 miles/7.6 kilometres on the National Cycle Network

24 minutes 1 hours 34 minutes

95% of this route is on local route. The remainder is on the National Cycle Network.

Data about the route included on this page, such as mileage, surface, and timings, only relates to the section of the route on the National Cycle Network.

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