SUFFOLK
The Millers Trail 12 or 23 miles, circular
Starting from the ancient�village of�Ixworth�this cycle ride passes through the traditional agricultural landscape of�Suffolk, where windmills and watermills have been part of the landscape for hundreds for years. Enjoy the picturesque villages and explore the nature reserves and historic churches along the way.  Download
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The Jockey’s Trail��6 or 28 miles, circular
This cycle ride starts from�Newmarket, racing capital of the world. Head out towards the fenland areas of Suffolk, once thriving inland ports dating back to Roman times, and return through the rolling chalk grasslands, paddocks and woodlands, amid the many stud farms. Along this route you can discover the ‘tragic tale of the flaming heart’, visit a 15th century Packhorse Bridge and take a stroll along the Roman road - The Devil’s Dyke.  Download
Churches, Corpses and Country Lanes Trail���.....�miles, circular
Head south out of Carlton Colville into the gently rolling landscape of�Suffolk, with its picturesque villages, thatched and flint built churches. Next head towards the unspoilt�Suffolk�coast, with its crumbling cliffs, salt marsh and rare plant and bird life. Discover a church within a church, take a tram ride, or stroll along a seaside pier. Download
Heart of Suffolk Cycle Route 80 miles, circular
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The Suffolk Coastal Route��88 miles, circular
Signed route from Felixstowe to Dunwich on quiet roads along the coast before looping inland via the market towns of Framlingham and Woodbridge. Download
Heaths Circular Ride�13 miles, circular Download
King’s Forest Circular Ride�13 miles, circular Download
The Painters Trail 69 miles, circular
Quiet roads and cycle paths exploring locations that were made famous by local artists such as Constable, Munnings and Gainsborough. Download
Cycle around Alton Water
Around Alton Reservoir exploring the nature trail with its woodland ponds and bird hide on the south shore. Download
Newmarket Rides
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Three�circular routes between Newmarket and Bury St. Edmunds
Moulton Circuit –�The Travel and Trade Route��8 miles
Gazeley Circuit –�The Deer and Beer Route��9 miles
Barrow Circuit –�The Explorer’s Route��8 miles
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Cycle South Suffolk
Six cycle routes of varying lengths which can be combined to make a longer ride. Routes include East Bergholt (birthplace of John Constable), Long Melford, Lavenham, the tudor building house The Guildhall of Corpus Christi, Sudbury Common Lands, Arger Fen, Dedham Vale, Hadleigh, Alton Water Reservoir, Gainsborough House and rides alongside the river Stour.�All the routes is signposted.
Cycle South Suffolk - Lavenham��22 miles, circular
Cycle South Suffolk - Shotley��30 miles, circular
Cycle South Suffolk Cycle Route - Bures��30 miles, circular
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More Cycle Rides in Suffolk
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Around Eye�9 or 21 miles, circular
The rich architectural history of Eye following the Town Trail Walk then further afield then by bicycle through villages and countryside. Download
The Brewery Tour��13 miles, circular
Loop from Bungay to Homersfield past St Peter's Brewery, Batemans Barn and the historic HomersfieldBridge.
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The Saints Tour��16 miles, circular
Starting from Bungay theroute� travels to Rumburgh via Ilketshall St Andrew. The final, shorter leg, returns you to Bungay via Ilketshall St Margaret.
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Beccles South Loop��19 miles, circular
Beccles South Loop with optional spurs to Halesworth and Southwold
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Three Rivers Loop���23 miles, circular
Spend the day enjoying this 23 mile circular cycle route, starting in Beccles, visiting Raveningham craft centre, Reedham Ferry and Loddon
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Godric Way���24 miles, circular
Cycle through the magical landscape which is the�Waveney�Valley�with its many historical buildings, churches and nature reserves along the way.
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FAMILY CYCLING
The King’s Forest Ride: West Stow Country Park
Two circular routes through forest, heathland and farmland. Further information
Thetford Forest
Family and beginner rides on wide open trails and good surfaces to more advanced single track rides:
Green Route: Beginners and family route��6 miles (or less), circular
Blue Route: Easy to moderate��8 or11 miles, circular
Red Route:��11 miles, circular
Black Route: 10 miles, circular
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