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Cycle touring route guide
Routes starting in Cumbria
Rides from Wath Sutton near Junction 36 of M6
The Farleton View Tea Room at Wath Sutton is ideal meeting point for exploring the South Eastern part of
Cumbria. Click here to check out routes starting from Wath Sutton.
Rides from Kirkby Lonsdale
Kirkby Lonsdale is the ideal starting point for exploring the Lune Valley and the Western parts of Yorkshire
National Park. Click here to check out routes starting from Kirkby Lonsdale.
Rides from Shap
Shap is the ideal starting point for exploring the Eastern part of Lake District National Park, the Eden Valley
and the Upper part of Lune Valley. Click here to check out routes starting from Shap.
Rides from Chapel House Wood car park near Staveley-in-Cartmel
The small carpark at Chapel House Wood is ideal starting point for exploring South Western parts of Lake
District National Park and the South Eastern Part of Cumbria. Click here to check out routes starting from
Chapel House Wood.
Rides from Cartmel
Cartmel is ideal starting point for exploring South Western parts of Lake District National Park and the South
Eastern Part of Cumbria. Click here to check out routes starting from Cartmel.
Rides from Ashes Lane
Ashes Lane is just off the A591 between Kendal and Staveley 'Mark on the Ordnance Survey Map as Scream
Point' The first part of the lane is small loop off the A591 where you park your car for free all day. Ashes is
good starting pointing for exploring South Eastern parts of the Lake District National Park. Click here to check
out routes starting from Ashes Lane.
Rides from the Derby Arms near Witherslack
The Derby Arms near Witherslack just off the A590 is ideal starting point for exploring South West Part of
Cumbria. Click here to check out routes starting from the Derby Arms.
Rides from outside Yew Tree Barn in Low Newton
Yew Tree Barn is in Low Newton just off the A590 is ideal starting point exploring South West Part of
Cumbria. Click here to check out starting from outside Yew Tree Barn.
Rides from Sedbergh
Sedbergh is ideal starting point for exploring the western Yorkshire Dales and the Howgill Fells, Click here to
check out routes starting from Sedbergh.
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- Cycle routes starting from Carnforth Railway Station
- Cycle routes starting from Leighton Moss RSPB Visitor Centre
- Cycle routes starting from Tewitfield
- Cycle routes starting from Clear Water Bistro & Bar
- Cycle routes starting from The Red Well Country Inn
- Cycle routes starting in North Yorkshire
- Cycle routes starting in Cumbria
- Cycle routes starting from Wath Sutton
- Cycle routes starting from Kirkby Lonsdale
- Cycle routes starting from Shap
- Cycle routes starting from Chapel House Wood
- Cycle routes starting from Cartmel
- Cycle routes starting from Derby Arms near Witherslack
- Cycle rotes starting from Yew Tree Barn in Low Newton
- Cycle routes starting from Sedbergh
