How long is Cycle Route 51?

How long is Cycle Route 51?

200 miles
This is the complete National Cycle Route 51 running from Oxford to Colchester. It runs for over 200 miles passing several significant towns and cities in the south of England. You can download the full gpx for the route at the bottom of the page.

Can you cycle from Cambridge to Grantchester?

This largley traffic free path runs from Cambridge to the nearby village of Grantchester. It passes the lovely Grantchester Meadows, an idyllic spot next to the River Cam. Most of the route takes place on a flat surfaced path, ideal for families or anyone looking for a safe, easy ride.

Are there cycle lanes in Cambridge?

The wide cycle path connects St Ives with the north of Cambridge and Cambridge Rail Station with Trumpington Park and Ride and Addenbrookes Hospital. It is blacktopped over its entire length and can be used by horse riders (St Ives to Milton Road, Cambridge only), pedestrians and cyclists.

Can you walk along Cambridge Guided Busway?

Happy, healthy walking! The guided busway opened on 7 August, some two years overdue. The guided section is 16 miles long, and the bus routes between Huntingdon and Trumpington cover 24 miles Its adjacent bridleway, tarmaced as far as Swavesey, provides 16 miles of a route for walking, cycling and horseriding.

Why do people cycle in Cambridge?

“Cycling in Cambridge offers an excellent opportunity to admire the city’s open spaces, and beautiful architecture.” Such avid reliance on pedal power has prompted the powers-that-be to open the public purse and create plenty of bike-friendly infrastructure.

How long is the guided bus from St Ives to Cambridge?

Two guided sections make up 16 miles (25 km) of the route….Cambridgeshire Guided Busway.

Is it safe to cycle in Cambridge?

We strongly recommend it. If you’re going to cycle in Cambridge there are a few things to bear in mind for happy cycling and harmonious interactions with others. No cycling is allowed. You may not enter while cycling unless ‘Except cycles’ is also displayed.

Is Cambridge cycle friendly?

The Visit Cambridge website says: “Cambridgeshire is one of the best places in the country to cycle. It is relatively flat and has an extensive cycle route network for all ages and abilities to enjoy.

Where is the cycle route from Cambridge to Suffolk?

This route follows National Cycle routes 11 and 51 through Cambridgeshire to Suffolk. The route starts on the River Cam in Cambridge and heads along the river and National Cycle route 11 before joining National Cycle Route 51 near Fen Ditton.

Where does the Cambridge to Ely cycle route start?

This route follows National Cycle routes 11 and 51 through Cambridgeshire. The route starts on the River Cam in Cambridge and heads along the river and National Cycle route 11 before joining National Cycle route 51 near Fen Ditton.

How long is the cycle from London to Cambridge?

London to Cambridge. 81 miles (130 km) This long distance cycle ride takes you from the Thames in London, through Essex and Cambridgeshire, to the Univeristy city of Cambridge. The route uses a mixture of National Cycle Network Routes and Local Cycle Routes to take you between these two great English cities.

Is there a cycle path from Cambridge to St Ives?

Cycling along the Guided Busway. The wide cycle path connects St Ives with the north of Cambridge and Cambridge Rail Station with Trumpington Park & Ride and Addenbrooke’s Hospital. It is blacktopped over its entire length and can be used by horse riders (St Ives to Milton Road, Cambridge only), pedestrians and cyclists.