List of National Cycle Network routes
Double Digit National Routes

List of National Cycle Network routes

Section Title: Double Digit National Routes
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Number	Route	Major incomplete sections	Notes	Map

10	Cockermouth – North Shields, via Carlisle, Kielder Forest, and Bellingham	Forms the majority of the Reivers Cycle Route	OSM

11	Harlow – Wiggenhall St Germans (south of King's Lynn), via Cambridge and Ely	Harlow – Stanstead Mountfitchet; Waterbeach – Wicken; link to Saffron Walden	OSM

12	Enfield – Spalding, via Potters Bar, Hatfield, Stevenage, St Neots, Peterborough	Enfield Lock – Hadley Wood; intermittent sections Stotfold – Sandy	Also known as the Great North Way	OSM

13	Tower Bridge – Barking – Grays – Chelmsford – Colchester – Bury St Edmunds – Thetford – Fakenham	Sections around Grays	Joins route 1 between Chelmsford and Colchester	OSM

14	Darlington – Stockton-on-Tees – Hartlepool – Durham – Consett – South Shields	Also known as the Three Rivers Cycle Route	OSM

15	(Nottingham – Grantham – Sleaford)	Connect route 6 in Belton, near Shepshed Leicestershire with route 1 in Lincolnshire near Coningsb	OSM

16	(Basildon – Shoeburyness)	OSM

17	Rochester – ( spur to Maidstone) – Ashford (proposed) to Newchurch, Kent joining Route 2	OSM

18	Canterbury – Ashford – Tenterden – Tunbridge Wells	OSM

20	Wandsworth – Redhill – Crawley – Brighton	Joins route 21 between Redhill and Crawley	OSM

21	Greenwich – Lewisham – Crawley – East Grinstead – Heathfield – Eastbourne	Several sections are not suitable for road bikes.	OSM

22	Banstead – Dorking – Guildford – Farnham – Petersfield – Havant – Portsmouth – (by ferry to Isle of Wight) – Ryde – Yarmouth – (by ferry to New Forest) – Lymington – Brockenhurst	ferry connections are required from Portsmouth to Ryde, and again from Yarmouth to Lymington	OSM

23	Reading – Basingstoke – Winchester – Eastleigh – Southampton – Cowes – Sandown	OSM

24	Bath – Radstock – Frome – Longleat – Warminster – Salisbury – Romsey – Eastleigh	Also known as the Colliers Way	OSM

25	Longleat – Gillingham – Blandford Forum – Poole – Bournemouth	OSM

26	Portishead – Clevedon – Cheddar – Wells – Glastonbury – Yeovil – Dorchester – Weymouth – Portland Bill	Portishead – Clevedon Cheddar – Glastonbury	Also known as The Strawberry Line	OSM

27	Ilfracombe – Barnstaple – Okehampton – Tavistock – Plymouth	Also known as the Devon Coast to Coast cycle route	OSM

28	Okehampton – Bovey Tracey – Newton Abbot – Totnes – Salcombe – Yealmpton – Plymouth	Okehampton – Bovey Tracey Newton Abbot – Tontes Yealmpton – Plymouth	OSM

32	Bodmin – Padstow – Newquay – Truro	Part of the Cornish Way cycle route	OSM

33	Bristol – Nailsea – Weston-super-Mare – Bridgwater – Taunton – Ilminster – Chard – Axminster – Seaton	Nailsea – Weston-super-Mare	Also known as the Wessex Cycleway	OSM

34	Exeter St Davids – Exeter – Bridge Road	Joins route 2 at Bridge Road	Map

41	Bristol – Gloucester – Cheltenham – Tewkesbury – Evesham – Stratford-upon-Avon – Royal Leamington Spa – Rugby	Cheltenham – Tewkesbury Evesham – Stratford-upon-Avon	OSM

42	Gloucester – Cinderford – Parkend – Chepstow – Abergavenny – Hay-on-Wye – Glasbury	Gloucester – Cinderford Parkend – Chepstow	OSM

43	Swansea – Caehopkin – Llanwrtyd Wells – Builth Wells	Caehopkin – Llanwrtyd Wells	OSM

44	Shrewsbury – Bishop's Castle – Bromfield – Ludlow – Hereford – Cinderford	Ludlow – Cinderford	OSM

45	Chester – Shrewsbury – Kidderminster – Worcester – Gloucester – Swindon – Salisbury	OSM

46	Bromsgrove – Droitwich – Worcester – Hereford – Abergavenny – Merthyr Tydfil – Neath	Worcester – Hereford	OSM

47	Newport – Neath – Swansea – Llanelli – Carmarthen – Fishguard	Neath – Llanelli	OSM

48	Lincoln – Leicester – Cirencester – Bath – Exeter	Cirencester – Exeter	OSM

49	Abergavenny – Pontypool – Cwmbran – Newport	OSM

50	(Maidenhead – Winslow)	OSM

51	Colchester – Harwich – Ipswich- Felixstowe – Cambridge – Bedford – Milton Keynes – Oxford	OSM

52	(Stratford-upon-Avon – Loughborough)	OSM

53	(Peterborough – Lichfield)	OSM

54	(Stourport-on-Severn – Kidderminster – Dudley) – Lichfield – Derby	OSM

55	(Ironbridge – Preston)	OSM

56	Chester – Liverpool, via Wallasey	OSM

57	Northleach – Witney (-) Oxford – Thame – Princes Risborough – Chesham (–) Hemel Hempstead – Harpenden (– Welwyn Garden City)	OSM

60	Manchester – Prestwich	Cheetham Hill – Prestwich	OSM

61	Maidenhead – Uxbridge – Rickmansworth – Hatfield – Ware	OSM

62	Fleetwood – Blackpool – Preston – Southport – Liverpool – Warrington – Manchester – Doncaster – Selby	Hutton – Southport	The Trans Pennine Trail	OSM

63	Burton upon Trent – Leicester – Oakham (–) Peterborough – Wisbech	OSM

64	Market Harborough – Melton Mowbray (–) Collingham – Lincoln	OSM

65	Hornsea – Hull – Selby – York – Middlesbrough	Also known as the White Rose cycle route	OSM

66	Spurn Head – Hull – Beverley – York – Leeds – Bradford – Hebden Bridge – Rochdale – Manchester	Spurn – Hull; Tadcaster – Branham; Mirfield – Brighouse; Castleton – Failsworth	OSM

67	Long Eaton – Heanor – Chesterfield – Leeds –Northallerton	Includes the Nidderdale Greenway and Trans Pennine Trail	OSM

68	Derby – Buxton – New Mills - Holmfirth – Settle – Appleby – Haltwhistle – Berwick-upon-Tweed	The Pennine Cycleway running up the spine of England	OSM

69	Morecambe – Settle – Skipton – Cullingworth – Huddersfield – Horbury – Pontefract – Althorpe – Caistor – Grimsby	Other than the long section formig a part of the Way of the Roses, Route 69 comprises a number of discontinuous, short traffic free sections throughout Yorkshire	Is western end of the Way of the Roses	OSM

70	Barrow-in-Furness – Kendal – Kirkby Stephen – Barnard Castle – Durham – Sunderland	W2W, Walney 2 Wear	Map

71	Northallerton – Appleby – Penrith – Whitehaven and Workington	Western end of C2C	OSM

72	Kendal – Barrow-in-Furness – Whitehaven – Silloth – Carlisle – Tynemouth	Kendal – Ravenglass	Includes Hadrian's Cycleway	OSM

73	Newton Stewart – Stranraer and Lochranza – Kilmarnock	OSM

74	Gretna – Douglas (– Lesmahagow –) Larkhall – Hamilton – Uddingston	OSM

75	Portavadie – Dunoon – Gourock – Glasgow – Edinburgh – Leith	OSM

76	Berwick-upon-Tweed – Edinburgh – Stirling – Kirkcaldy - St Andrews	Kirkcaldy - St Andrews	The Round the Forth Route	OSM

77	Dundee – Pitlochry, via Perth	OSM

78	Campbeltown – Inverness	Great Glens Cycle Route	OSM

79	(Boat of Garten – Spey Bay)	Map

81	Aberystwyth – Shrewsbury – Telford – Wolverhampton – Smethwick	Known as Lon Cambria	OSM

82	Bangor – Capel Curig - Porthmadog – Dolgellau – Machynlleth (–) Ystrad Meurig – Fishguard	OSM

84	Rhyl – St Asaph (- Llangollen – Oswestry)	OSM

85	Chester – Wrexham - Trevor – Llangollen (- Corwen – Bala – Dolgellau)	OSM

88	Caerleon – Newport – Cardiff( – Bridgend)	Map

91	Portadown – Tynan	Includes a figure-of-eight based around Enniskillen known as the Kingfisher Trail	Map

92	Enniskillen – Derry	Map

93	Belfast – Derry	Map

94	A circuit of Lough Neagh; also known as the Loughshore Trail	Map

95	Tynan – Pettigo, via Lough Neagh and Newtownstewart.	Map

96	Toome – Portglenone (– Coleraine)	Map

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The Nidderdale Greenway is part of the National Cycle Route 67, which runs from Long Eaton to Northallerton.

final_sentence: The Nidderdale Greenway is part of the National Cycle Route 67, which runs from Long Eaton to Northallerton.