The Discover series of Sustrans official cycle route maps provide clearly mapped cycle routes on traffic-free paths, quiet lanes and traffic-calmed roads and also, visitor information and detailed routes through towns. This book features the official route map to the 98 mile cycle-route from London to Oxford.
Fold-out map, printed on waterproof paper and protected by a see-through plastic wallet, of the route from Putney Bridge, passing Hampton Court and Windsor Castle through the Thames valley to Oxford - an historic and cycle-friendly city.
Fold-out map, printed on waterproof paper and protected by a see-through plastic wallet, of the route from Putney Bridge, passing Hampton Court and Windsor Castle through the Thames valley to Oxford - an historic and cycle-friendly city.
Cycle from the Thames in London to the Seine and Notre Dame in Paris along traffic-free paths and quiet roads. Along the way explore the beautiful South Downs, take the Newhaven - Dieppe ferry across the channel and choose between the gentle Normandy countryside (398km / 247 miles) and the picturesque Oise valley (462km / 287 miles). Approach Paris along the banks of the river Seine on traffic-free paths. This fully updated second edition from Sustrans includes maps, directions, alternative route options, what to see, accommodation and much more. What's new for the second edition? Mainly minor rural road detour east of the complicated official section through Horley and Crawley. Spur route to Giverny (for Monet's garden) and Vernon. Shortcut through Paris, avoiding the official route through industrial northern Paris. Totally updated mapping and directions and new, expanded accommodation listings. Many accommodation listings in France are now 'Acceuil Velo' rated - or Cyclists Welcome - with guaranteed cycle storage and accreditation is indicated in the listings. All new photos.
The London Cycling Guide, Updated Edition is your complete guide to life in the cycle lane. Written by the author of London’s most popular cycling blog and using years of experience and contributions from readers, it offers more than 30 leisurely routes covering both inner and outer London. Each itinerary is described in detail with a series of points of interest also pinpointed on an accompanying route map. Boxed information with each route shows at-a-glance the start point, likely duration, and some suggestions for where to eat and drink along the way. The book also covers important practical information on cycling, such as choosing the right bike for your style of cycling; tips on urban cycling, social cycling, and cycling with children; and guidance on security and insurance as well as information on accessories and clothing. This best selling guide to cycling in London is completely updated with new routes, maps, and color photographs. It also includes full details of Santander Cycles, London's new self-service public bike sharing scheme.