List of National Cycle Network routes

This is a list of routes on Sustrans's National Cycle Network within the United Kingdom. Sections planned or under development are shown in brackets.

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Primary routes

• 1: Dover – Shetland, along the east coast, via London, Edinburgh, John o' Groats and Orkney
• 2: Dover – St Austell, along the south coast
• 3: Bristol – Land's End, incorporating the West Country Way via Chew Valley Lake, and the Cornish Way
• 4: London – St David's, in West Wales, via Reading, Bath, Bristol, Newport, Caerphilly, Pontypridd, Swansea and Llanelli.
• 5: Reading – Holyhead, via Birmingham, The Midlands and the North Wales coast
• 6: Windsor – Lake District, via Luton, Milton Keynes, Northampton and Derby, crossing the Pennine Cycleway
• 7: Carlisle – Inverness via Glasgow, incorporating the Clyde and Loch Lomond Cycleway
• 8: Cardiff – Holyhead, through the heart of Wales. Also known as Lôn Las Cymru
• 9: Belfast – Dublin (proposed)

Secondary routes

• 10: Reivers Cycle Route between Tynemouth and Cockermouth. Currently regional route 10 - it has been proposed that this be upgraded to national route status. Return route for the C2C.
• 11: (Harlow – Cambridge – King's Lynn)
• 12: (Enfield) – Potters Bar – Letchworth – (Peterborough – Boston – Grimsby), also known as the Great North Way
• 13: (Hackney – Chelmsford – Hadleigh) – Thetford – Fakenham
• 14: (Barnard Castle –) Stockton-on-Tees – Hartlepool – Durham – Consett – South Shields
• 15: (Nottingham – Grantham – Sleaford)
• 16: (Basildon – Shoeburyness)
• 17: Rochester – Maidstone (– Ashford – Hythe)
• 18: Canterbury – Ashford – Tenterden – Tunbridge Wells
• 20: Crawley – Brighton
• 21: Greenwich – Lewisham – Crawley – East Grinstead – Heathfield – Eastbourne
• 22: Banstead – Dorking – Guildford – Farnham – Petersfield – Havant – Portsmouth – (by ferry to Isle of Wight) – Ryde – Yarmouth – (by ferry to New Forest) – Lymington – Brockenhurst
• 23: Reading – Basingstoke (– Alton – Eastleigh – Isle of Wight)
• 24: (Bath – Radstock – Frome (section also known as the Colliers Way) – Warminster – Salisbury – Eastleigh)
• 25: (Longleat – Gillingham – Poole)
• 26: (Clevedon – Wells –) Castle Cary – Yeovil – Dorchester
• 27: Ilfracombe – Plymouth; also known as the Devon Coast to Coast Cycle Route [1] & includes part of the Tarka Trail
• 28: (Okehampton – Newton Abbot –) Totnes – Salcombe
• 31: Beccles - Southwold via Sotterley
• 32: Bodmin – Truro, via Padstow and Newquay; part of The Cornish Way cycle route
• 33: Pill – Clevedon – Weston-super-Mare – Bridgwater – Chard – Seaton; also known as the Wessex Cycleway
• 41: Bristol – Gloucester (– Stratford-upon-Avon –) Warwick – Leamington Spa – Rugby
• 42: (Gloucester -) Cinderford - Parkend (-) Chepstow – Abergavenny – NCR 8 at Glasbury
• 43: Swansea (– Builth Wells)
• 44: Shrewsbury - Bishop's Castle - Bromfield (- Ludlow - Leominster – Cinderford)
• 45: (Salisbury – Chester)
• 46: (Droitwich – Neath)
• 47: Newport – Fishguard, providing an inland alternative to the Celtic Trail cycle route
• 48: (Leicester – Bath)
• 49: Newport – Pontypool (- Brecon - Carmarthen)
• 50: (Maidenhead – Winslow)
• 51: Colchester – Harwich – Ipswich- Felixstowe – Cambridge – Bedford – Milton Keynes – Oxford)
• 52: (Stratford-upon-Avon – Loughborough)
• 53: (Peterborough – Lichfield)
• 54: (Stourport-on-Severn – Kidderminster – Dudley –) Lichfield – Derby
• 55: (Telford – Preston)
• 56: Chester – Liverpool, via Wallasey
• 57: (Cricklade – Oxford –) Thame – Princes Risborough – Chesham (–) Hemel Hempstead – Harpenden (– Welwyn Garden City)
• 61: Maidenhead – Uxbridge – Rickmansworth – Hatfield – Ware Note: Sustran's own website is wrong and this is the full length of this route.^{[citation needed]}
• 62: the Trans Pennine Trail, Southport – Selby
• 63: (Burton upon Trent –) Leicester – Oakham (–) Peterborough – Wisbech
• 64: Market Harborough – Melton Mowbray (–) Collingham – Lincoln
• 65: Hull – Middlesbrough; also known as the White Rose cycle route
• 66: Beverley – York (–) Leeds (– Manchester)
• 67: Long Eaton – Heanor (–) Chesterfield – Leeds (–Northallerton)
• 68: the Pennine Cycleway running up the spine of England, Derby – Berwick-upon-Tweed
• 69: (Selby – Skipton)
• 71: White Rose route near Northallerton – Workington, via Appleby, Penrith and Whitehaven
• 72: (Kendal – Barrow-in-Furness – Whitehaven –) Silloth – Carlisle – Tynemouth (includes Hadrian's Cycleway)
• 73: (Newton Stewart – Stranraer), Arran, Kintyre
• 74: Gretna – Douglas – Hamilton (– Uddingston)
• 75: Gourock – Glasgow – Edinburgh; also known as the Clyde to Forth cycle route
• 76: Edinburgh – Callander
• 77: Dundee – Pitlochry, via Perth
• 78: Campbeltown – Inverness (Great Glens Cycle Route)
• 79: (Boat of Garten – Spey Bay)
• 81: (Cardigan –) Shrewsbury – Telford (– Wolverhampton) also known as Lon Cambria
• 82: (Machynlleth – Llanwrtyd Wells)
• 83: (Llanwrtyd Wells – Ystrad Meurig)
• 84: (Trawsfynydd – Chester)
• 85: (Llandygai –) Port Penrhyn – Bethesda – Ogwen Cottage (– Betws-y-Coed – Porthmadog)
• 88: Caerleon - Newport (- Cardiff – Bridgend)
• 91: Portadown – Tynan; includes a figure-of-eight based around Enniskillen known as the Kingfisher Trail
• 92: Enniskillen – Derry
• 93: (Newry – Ballycastle)
• 94: A circuit of Lough Neagh; also known as the Loughshore Trail
• 95: Tynan – Pettigo, via Lough Neagh and Newtownstewart.
• 96: Toome – Portglenone (– Coleraine)
• 212: (Beddington Park, Sutton – South Norwood Country Park, Croydon)
• 232: (Mitcham Common, Merton – Lloyd Park, Croydon )
• 756: East Kilbride – Rutherglen (– Glasgow)

External links

• Sustrans national map
• Sustrans – list of National Routes