hello
excuse me for my english Approximate , but I'm french
I wish to make a 15-day trip to your beautiful country and I would like your help to make the program
I would then go through douvre sivre the most beautiful bike paths to oxford and cambridge sufolk then to London and then go back to dover
We are 2 adults and 2 children so cool route, mostly on bike paths and avoid the too long montees
Here I await your advice and itiniraire
visit the south of england with my family
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Re: visit the south of england with my family
Well you could follow NCN Route 1 from Dover (direction: london) but cross the Thames on the Gravesend ferry and head N from there towards Cambridge.
http://www.sustrans.org.uk/ncn/map/route/route-1
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lower_Tha ... at_Company
viewtopic.php?f=1&t=34884
http://www.sustrans.org.uk/ncn/map/route/route-1
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lower_Tha ... at_Company
viewtopic.php?f=1&t=34884
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Re: visit the south of england with my family
I think Dover to Oxford and back to Cambridge and then back to Dover might be a bit far depending on how old your family is. You might be best to explore a smaller area in detail? Why not cross to Portsmouth area and explore the New Forest, Hampshire and Dorset.
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Re: visit the south of england with my family
Plan your route using this, which will give traffic free routes - cycle.travel
It will inform you of distances, times .pdfs of maps and .gpx if you use a sat nav.
Bon courage
Al
It will inform you of distances, times .pdfs of maps and .gpx if you use a sat nav.
Bon courage
Al
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Re: visit the south of england with my family
for Cambridge - Oxford you could use this route.
http://www.squarewheels.org.uk/bike/routeCamOx/
From london, there are trains to dover. Bikes don't need a ticket but you have to travel outside rush hour.
http://www.squarewheels.org.uk/bike/routeCamOx/
From london, there are trains to dover. Bikes don't need a ticket but you have to travel outside rush hour.
Re: visit the south of england with my family
Barrenfluffit wrote:for Cambridge - Oxford you could use this route.
http://www.squarewheels.org.uk/bike/routeCamOx/
How does that compare to the more obvious (to me anyway) Cambridge-Bourn-Caxton-Everton-National Byway-Blunham-NCR51 Bedford-MK-H8-NCR51-Bicester-Oxford? Probably faster because it's more on road and avoids going though larger places? Maybe not the best tour if you'd like to see the towns and cities in between and prefer cycle tracks where possible?
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Re: visit the south of england with my family
Hello thank you for these renseignements.milles excuses j was out of internet thus impossible to answer you, saddened.
We wish to make maxi 600km with one made uneven not too high all the same
We wish to make of the natural and cultural bike has the time. To see landscapes you of the villages authentic with a buckle(loop) thus has to leave Dover or to ailleur if you find l more interesting idea. Very happy to read you a traveler has bike
We wish to make maxi 600km with one made uneven not too high all the same
We wish to make of the natural and cultural bike has the time. To see landscapes you of the villages authentic with a buckle(loop) thus has to leave Dover or to ailleur if you find l more interesting idea. Very happy to read you a traveler has bike