WEST OF ENGLAND - North Somerset, South Gloucestershire, Bristol and North-East Somerset

The Kennet & Avon Cycle Route�(Bristol to Reading)� 84 miles, linear

Britain’s most popular waterside cycle route starting from Bath the route soon finds The route joins the Kennet and Avon Canal
at Bristol and over 60 miles is then spent alongside the waterway.
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The Strawberry Line Yatton to Cheddar��10 miles, linear

This former railway line, built in 1869 and closed nearly 100 years later, takes its name from the tasty cargo it carried from the strawberry fields on the slopes of the Mendips near Cheddar. It takes you through flat marshes and cider apple orchards around Yatton, steep wooded valleys and a tunnel under the Mendips, to historic Axbridge and the awe-inspiring Cheddar Gorge. Download

Avon Cycleway��85 miles, circular
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The Avon Cycleway is a circular route around Bristol, mostly on country lanes. Lovely villages, numerous landmarks and beautiful landscape.

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Collier’s Way��23 miles, linear

The�Colliers Way, steeped in history is a recreational path extending 23 miles through beautiful rolling green landscape. It starts just outside the Georgian Bath and extends from the�Limpley�Stoke�Valley�at the north, to the�Frome�Valley�at the south. The route follows the path of the old�Somersetshire�Coal�Canal�and also uses disused railway lines through�Somer�Valley�and visits picturesque villages on the way to Frome.
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Bristol and Bath Railway Path��9 miles, linear

An easy ride to explore Bath's fine 18th-century architecture.
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Bradford-on-Avon along the Kennet & Avon Canal��10 miles, linear

Discover one of Brindley's great canal masterpieces. Further information

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