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Overview
There are many thousands of miles of paths and lanes in the UK in which the family can cycle safely away from the dangers and pollution caused by traffic - routes often close to many of the most attractive features of the landscape, both natural and man made. Each volume in the Cycling Without Traffic series examines in detail around 30 of the most attractive routes, with more basic information on many others. Information given includes: background and places of interest, best starting point, parking, distance, hills, surface, refreshments and cycle hire. Full of essential information for the cyclist, which makes each volume in the series an excellent guide for all the family in how to use the many traffic free cycle routes in the regionSynopsis
There are many thousands of miles of paths and lanes in the UK in which the family can cycle safely away from the dangers and pollution caused by traffic - routes often close to many of the most attractive features of the landscape, both natural and man made.Each volume in the Cycling Without Traffic series examines in detail around 30 of the most attractive routes, with more basic information on many others. Information given includes: background and places of interest, best starting point, parking, distance, hills, surface, refreshments and cycle hire.Full of essential information for the cyclist, which makes each volume in the series an excellent guide for all the family in how to use the many traffic free cycle routes in the regionBook Details
Published
May 25, 2000
Publisher
Dial House (an imprint of Ian Allan Ltd )
Pages
112
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9780711027053