Named UK corridors

UK cycle corridors

Planning hubs for named trails and end-to-ends. Distances and months are planning facts. Confirm access and conditions locally.

Peak District

Monsal Trail

A traffic-free Peak District railway path through Monsal Dale, Headstone Tunnel and the Wye limestone cuttings. Useful as a family or recovery day, not as a high-mountain test.

13.7 km · Traffic-free former Midland Railway

Cornwall

Camel Trail

Cornwall's estuary and moor railway path from Padstow through Wadebridge to Bodmin and Wenfordbridge. Easy gradients, busy in school holidays, useful for mixed-ability groups.

29 km · Mostly traffic-free former railway

Morecambe Bay

Lancaster to Barrow

A Morecambe Bay corridor from Lancaster toward Barrow-in-Furness. Expect a mix of promenade, lanes and bay-edge paths rather than one sealed railway deck.

80 km · Promenade, lanes and bay-edge paths

Northern England

C2C

The classic northern English coast-to-coast, usually Whitehaven or Workington to Sunderland or Tynemouth. Hills, former industrial paths and two coasts, not a single traffic-free railway.

225 km · Signed long-distance mix of trail, lane and town

Great Britain

LEJOG

Land's End to John o' Groats is an end-to-end, not a single official trail. Riders pick their own roads. Use this hub to plan season, length and UK destination bases — not as a GPX.

1,400 km · Rider-chosen mix of A-roads, B-roads and NCN