Cycle Routes

GoCycle

Some of my GoCycle cycling route guides cover National Cycle Network (NCN) routes, and you can get GPX route files for free off the Internet, so why should you buy my route guides? For starters, what you’ll get off the Internet is simply a GPX trail. My route guides consist of a highly detailed, printable PDF, a GPX file, and a TCX file. TCX files can contain far more information than GPX files, and I spend a great many hours preparing these.

If you used my GoCycle route guides, either on your phone, or your cycle computer, you will be told about the landscape you’re riding through. You’ll be told of places of interest, names of rivers, even how far before you can get water again. You could go create your own TCX file of the same route, but to get the same level of detail, you’ll spend weeks on it. Why do that, when for the price of a posh coffee you can get one of my guides?

You can buy National Cycle Route cycling route guides from Sustrans (they’re behind the National Cycle network) but my cycling route guides are far more detailed, yet sell for a fraction of the price. Grab yourself a bargain by getting my GoCycle route guides instead!

  • Brighton Pier
    Brighton Bimble – finally done!
    So, you’re based in, or near London, and you’re looking for a great, ready-made, two or three day cycling adventure? Oh, then I have really good news for you!
  • Four Ferries & Freedom
    Remember all those holidays you had in Cornwall? Remember how stunning the county is? There’s a reason why around five million people flock to Cornwall each year! Green rolling hills, quaint seaside villages and stunning beaches are just some of the many attractions Cornwall offers. Your Cornish adventure This year, I’d like you to experience … Read more
  • A picture of my laden bicycle, taken on a bridge, while cycling the Kennet And Avon Canal cycle route
    GoCycle Guide – Kennet and Avon Canal cycle route
    Cycle the Kennet and Avon Canal Ah, the romance of cycling along canals, wind in your hair, sun on your face, and birds swooping around! You’ll smile and exchange pleasantries with boaters as you pass each other by along the Kennet and Avon Canal cycle route. Canal cycling is gorgeous, usually flat, incredibly scenic, and a wonderful introduction to cycle … Read more
  • A touring bicycle on the Somerset levels, during a cycle tour of the Somerset Circle route
    GoCycle Expert Guide – Somerset Circle
    Go  exploring  along  the  gorgeous  Somerset  Circle! The UK has many disused railways, and many of these have been converted into shared paths. In fact, Sustrans’ very first path was the Bristol And Bath Rail Path, which follows the course of an old, disused railway, and forms part of the Somerset Circle. The Camel Trail in … Read more
  • GoCycle Expert Guide – Devon Coast To Coast
    Want to cycle Devon Coast To Coast (also known as Devon C2C) but unsure of how to go about it? Worry no more! My Devon Coast To Coast cycle route guide will make your whole experience a better one. It’s more than just a route guide – it’s a Digital Tour Leader! The guide consists of … Read more