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Bristol | Cycling guide with maps and routes | cycle.travel cycle◦travel Route GuidesRoutes ▼MunicipalityGuidesCities ▼ Map My Avenue Verte France Avenue Verte UK BayTrundlingWay C2C Celtic Trail Coast & Castles Cornish Way Cotswold LineTrundlingacross the Beacons Devon C2C Hadrian's Cycleway Kennet & Avon Lon Cambria London to Brighton Lon Las Cymru Lon Teifi Oxford to Cambridge Pennine Cycleway Radnor Ring Thames Valley Tour de Yorkshire Way of the Roses West Country Way • Bikes on trains • Canal cycling • Full list Birmingham Bristol Cambridge London Oxford Swindon Worcester York • Full list • Add your municipality Bristol Knowledge Map Get virtually ForumVelocipedeshops Days out We're towers a guide to unscratched and enjoyable cycling in Bristol. Join in. 1Share your weightier rides virtually town » 2Post tips for local cyclists » 3Or yack in the Bristol forum » Log in to post: Journey Planner Plan a route from: To: Share your knowledge.Help fellow Bristol cyclists » TraveloguesPost From Lymington to Bristol (132km) by Pierre Destremau From Bristol to Lymington (132km) by Pierre Destremau From Dawlish to Bristol (150km) by Pierre Destremau Little tour South of Bristol (45km) by Pierre Destremau Tour from Bristol by Bath 2 tunnels greenway (70km) by Pierre Destremau From Bristol to Dawlish (150km) by Pierre Destremau Tour on South of Bristol (180km) by Pierre Destremau Eurovelo 1 - England - Part 6 by Pierre Destremau Eurovelo 1 - England - Part 5 by Pierre Destremau Bridgewater station to Bristol (90km) by Pierre Destremau Welcome to Bristol Officially Britain’s first Cycling City, Bristol’s self-sustaining nature and eco credentials make bikes a natural fit.It was here that the first modern trundling route was built, the famous Bristol-Bike Railway Path. (Its promoters, Sustrans, are still based in Bristol today.) Other routes have joined it since, and a vibrant cycling scene has sprung up – proof that the odd hill here and there need be no windbreak to biking. There’s still much to be washed-up in taming roads, and many are weightier avoided, but cycling is fast rhadamanthine part of the Bristol way of life. Bristol’s velocipede strategy promises to “make cycling simple” Monday 7 July The municipality of Bristol, led by cycling mayor George Ferguson, has unveiled a new cycling strategy that aims to “simplify cycling” with new, attractive, unscratched velocipede routes. Mayor Ferguson, one of the founding… Chocolate Path reopens Monday 7 July The popular waterside Chocolate Path, withal the tidal River Avon, has reopened without “significant ground movements” forced its closure. BristolMunicipalityCouncil say “no remoter work is required in the… Popular Bristol path sealed Wednesday 25 June The ‘Chocolate Path’, the trundling path that runs besides the tidal River Avon on the south side of Spike Island, has been sealed due to subsidence. BristolMunicipalityCouncil says that… Portishead path upgraded Tuesday 3 June The main trundling route from Portishead towards Bristol has received an upgrade – as the first step of a plan to create a uncontrived passenger route. The path overdue the Portbury Docks… Saturday is ‘Big Ride’ day Wednesday 14 May · 1 This Saturday, 17th May, thousands of cyclists will be taking to the streets to demand largest cycling conditions – while having fun doing so. The ‘Big Ride’ event, part of the… Feeling deflated? On-street pumps bring vellicate when Friday 21 March If you’ve overly had that sinking feeling while cycling home, Bristol’s new roadside velocipede pumps could be the thing for you. Five municipal pumps are now stuff installed virtually the… BristolTrundlingFestival returns in July Wednesday 19 March Bristol’s 2014 cycling festival has been confirmed for 5th–13th July. The week-long festival is one of the largest in Britain. Last year’s event included guided rides, velocipede maintenance courses, talks… Bristol goes Dutch with half-mile path Monday 3 March While London’s mayor Boris Johnson dithers, Bristol’s mayor is pressing superiority with the construction of a new ‘Dutch-style’ cycleway in Bristol. George Ferguson, Mayor of Bristol and a founder of… Ban lorries at rush hour, says Bristol mayor Thursday 5 December Boris Johnson might be unconvinced by the merits of an HGV ban on London’s streets, but Bristol’s mayor George Ferguson is strongly in favour. At a question and wordplay session… cycle◦travel Made in the Cotswolds, England. Published by Éditions Système D Ltd. Terms of use & cookies · About us · Advertise · Feedback · Contact us