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Trails in Suffolk
I'm going to be living in the Suffolk/Cambridgeshire area soon and would
like to know if I can look forward to some good cycling areas/paths (on- and off-road) in the area... TIA. Cheers, Cory Miller USA |
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Trails in Suffolk
Goldeneye publish a series of laminated maps (2 miles to the inch) showing
the cycle routes and points of interest. I have the one for Suffolk (where I'll be next month) and it covers parts of Norfolk, Essex and Cambridge. Try www.goldeneyemaps.com Graham "Cory Miller" wrote in message ... I'm going to be living in the Suffolk/Cambridgeshire area soon and would like to know if I can look forward to some good cycling areas/paths (on- and off-road) in the area... TIA. Cheers, Cory Miller USA |
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Cory,
Cambridge is fanastic for cycling, I have just moved from there to Ireland. So I can give you my old cycling in East Anglia book. Drop me an email to T "Cory Miller" wrote in message ... I'm going to be living in the Suffolk/Cambridgeshire area soon and would like to know if I can look forward to some good cycling areas/paths (on- and off-road) in the area... TIA. Cheers, Cory Miller USA |
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"Cory Miller" wrote in message ... I'm going to be living in the Suffolk/Cambridgeshire area soon and would like to know if I can look forward to some good cycling areas/paths (on- and off-road) in the area... Thetford forest has trails, I believe, and is close to Mildenhall should that be your intended location. http://www.streetmap.co.uk/newmap.sr...=580604,288548 &st=4&mapp=newmap.srf&searchp=newsearch.srf Not a million miles away a http://www.rutlandcycling.co.uk/whitwell.htm based at Rutland Water. With a sister operation at Graffam Water: http://www.streetmap.co.uk/newmap.sr...=525000,265000 &st=4&ar=N Rutland Water is very touristy and so busy at this time of year but is great for family type riding. Off season it can be very quiet and remains ridable when many true off-road trails are too muddy and provides a good 23 mile blast without upsetting other people. The roads around Rutland are generally quiet anyway, speaking from first hand experience (was out that way on Sunday in fact). Never ridden the Graffam trail but it's very near to Cambridge. Pete |
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Trails in Suffolk
I'm going to be living in the Suffolk/Cambridgeshire area soon and would
like to know if I can look forward to some good cycling areas/paths (on- and off-road) in the area... Lots of off road trails in Thetford forest and lovely country lanes throughout east anglia.see sustrans website and national byway. terryJ |
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