C-2-C where next ?

Stewart Devereux said:

Really enjoyed doing the c-2-c last year, route map and booklet, and
especially the website proved very useful. Looking to do a similar
thing next year- thought of south wales or cornwall. Anybody
recommend a route/book or better still a website. Not massively big
cyclist- just enjoy the well signposted route and excellent B+B's !

Off road, but the South Downs way from winchester to Eastbourne is a great
ride.

pk

There are several coast to coast routes that can be explored by you.

The Walney to Wear route is more challenging and, in my opinion, more
picturesque

http://www.cyclingw2w.info/ no book. No gradient profiles on the map
either.

Transpennine trail - Southport - Hull theres maps, a web site and book

http://www.transpenninetrail.org.uk/template.asp?ID=0&parentID=481

There's also the Pennine Bridleway

http://www.nationaltrail.co.uk/penninebridleway/index.asp?PageId=1

Not to mention the plethora of routes amply covered by maps supplied by
Sustrans

www.sustrans.org

Have fun choosing something.

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Quoted message said:

Really enjoyed doing the c-2-c last year, route map and booklet, and
especially the website proved very useful. Looking to do a similar thing
next year- thought of south wales or cornwall. Anybody recommend a
route/book or better still a website. Not massively big cyclist- just
enjoy
the well signposted route and excellent B+B's !

Raid Pyreneen Touristique. Hendaye to Cerbere. ;-)

Ken.