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Sustrans [Egham]
- Sustrans is a charity that works on practical projects to encourage people to walk, cycle and use public transport.
URL: http://www.sustrans.org.uk/
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London Cycling Campaign
- London Cycle Guides are very clear and easy to use, based on the familiar A-Z format and printed in colour. Each map covers an area of approximately 6.5 by 8 miles. All maps show an enlarged section of the West End and City on their reverse. They also have useful cycling tips and station parking information.
URL: http://www.lcc.org.uk/index.asp?PageID=37
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London Cycle Routes
- Ask any London cyclist and they’ll agree that the capital’s eccentric and unique streets, scattered parks and network of waterways are some of the best in the world for cycling. The roads are well lit and signposted, reasonably well-surfaced and frequently interesting and exciting.
There are literally thousands of short cuts and roads that only bikes can use, and finding them is the secret to your cycling freedom. Here is some help to find the hidden London that you never knew existed, whether commuting to work or exploring in your free time.
URL: http://www.tfl.gov.uk/cycles/routes/
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Cycle Hebrides
- Cycle Hebrides provides all the information you need on distances, what to see, where to stop, travel, accommodation, support services, guides, and suggested itineraries, as well as links to organised cycling package holidays for those that like to cycle in a group. Everything you need to know, whether you are planning a long distance tour or just fancy an afternoon!
URL: http://www.cyclehebrides.com/
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