Discover the UK’s best traffic-free cycle routes
Below are some of the most recent route guides, but be sure to visit the UK-wide map, showing all the route guides. All routes have a custom WillCycle map, from which you can download the GPX for the route, and where you can see the route profile in detail.
The route guides include an up-to-date weather forecast, and lots of information about the route. It even tells how how long it would take to cycle, at your preferred speed.
Featured routes
These are just some of the stunning routes I have highly-detailed guides for. Refresh the page to see more routes.
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These route guides are all made with 🚲 in Devon.
Latest from the blog
- Basingstoke to Benidorm, by Craig Killick
When a book starts with the sentence “Life’s a funny f*cker”, you just know you’re onto something different. This book tells the story of when Killick, aged 53 and somewhat overweight, decided he needed a big adventure in his life. Well, he made that decision years before, but various things, including the Covid lockdowns, interfered … Read more - Police FailureFor a long time now, I stopped using WillCycle to do direct cycling advocacy, but something happened recently that forced my hand, hence this post. Devon and Cornwall Police and I have a bit of a history. When I originally started making complaints about bad driving, with supporting video, I was laughed off. An Inspector … Read more
- The future’s so brightI haven’t posted anything new on WillCycle for what feels like an eternity. I haven’t been slacking though. No, I’ve been extremely busy on the back-end of the site. New features WillCycle now has what I can honestly describe as a superb mapping system. It started off as an idea, quite some time ago, to … Read more
- Bicycle Counter – the beginningIn London, on some kerb-protected cycle lanes, they have large, digital, real-time bicycle counters. Those work really well, and people can see the counter increment. Superb as they may be, those counters costs many thousands of Pounds to install, and requires planning permission. Unless you’re filthy stinking rich, and can afford to finance all that … Read more
