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Carlisle Walk and Cycle A74 Black line shows R access to ei P ve business only ar rs kh Carlisle walk 2008 N o C u N se N 1 R 0 d d & rk R L r Pa o oo Kingstown Rd Cargo c gm and cycle map h Kin s a M n 6 d Kingstown Houghton G y le a Industrial n w s g Estate n Carlisle city centre N R i 2 C 7 o K N c N C E k N d c 7 e l n if C ay fe King dw B y stown Broa r R c id l g d e r e R D o s Newfield NCN72 u g t n e i s K Dr d Bitts Underpass Ri R ve l r l E Kingmoor i de r 2 Park Dukes Rd n H m D y a Rickergate y s i ’ le W r r e tl e = s G w t a C e e o r Windso 4 o P Dacre Rd Underpass r L 0 . g K t i W a i Knowefield Woods m W n n S T ar g Way o wick W m i we St Rd Nature d n Bridge r S a d o sk R s t y Stran o Reserve E w F r is R h L a er o d l S w L k t Knowefield t a Lanes nk h Ba A L r n o e b i ia b lace s r C r ia P s r B r ey a Shopping Victo H m S d s S t o o t l t B 1 e w r Centre S r S e t p a o e 5 r P d e d w e M R m V W n l c i i c P y n l a W b e l h d Belah e e r Nature l i o u al r n u c ls Bus S G Whiteclosegate t C d e s r E Station t Reserve v n s t r S r ck R e t Chiswi a c at St h S e onsdale la y t R L e W o B B Brampton Rd c a la d l d ck k R t e fr ic S i rw K n a a t L rs W S n y n S B y t r b e b o u d y 1 n d r w n io E e R b m s l t E w g terby Sc t e a i A aur t a r l E i Hadrians Cycleway (NCN72) r e t n c E e R c g k d a = u li M Stainto L T d s S n a h t y R i S d Scotland Rd Scotland 2 d d d V t t C l R Rickerby 0 NCN a S e e NCN7/10 Hadrians Cycleway (NCN72) i c t y r y b t r l il o C m o n r S 7/10 a P St te t S t Park c M d a E i i n t v h n a c V tl e r s r u o Sheep n C h w ha P d r C lot i a te C Mount s St o t h l l B S k Rickerby li o T e t t h S r c S t e h h l u r o ef L er a o fie n g d S Stainton r ld a y Athletic t St e R NCN72 Stadium 8 m NCN72 i W n illo River s Bu d w Ho Traffic-free routes Toilets rgh i R lme c Rd n Bitts Park P y co e c r t l Under construction a t e Castle M B er r il Moor id house R g ay Cycle lanes or shared pavements d e W Newtown Rd L e Museum a tl n as St Aidans Rd e C Carlisle National Cycle Network McVities United Warwick Rd M Cathedral Belle Vue d o Caution – busy road Gre R e W n en Ln Granville t t e g a i v Br e l o ooksid g l Pedestrian zone – no cycling o o m Leisure centre r Rd V n w e i r Castle G o c d field v y Dr Stanhope Rd t d P o W R y A k Railway line d r d v a s C i y d A a r a a Civic centre l e e n l ighto h e f h Botcherby R i f S f d a S Fusehill St d ate R M6/A74 upgrading – no cycling d g R Greystone Rd in n Rd B Av a le e Swimming W d Hospital S a d R wd Newtown fo pool l Ye rd Botcherby il Tourist Information h R Melbourne Rd n d Nelson St Borland Av a rr School J u Dunmall Dr a Crown St Melbourne Train station d Denton St m D R Skiddaw Rd St Rome e n s Park College d Q o St R u t Cycle shop n ee ig to ns W Norfolk St r w Chances St. James Rd ay University O L Cycle parking Park o n d d St. Nicholas St gg R o ay Supermarket angri n Pennine W Health walks L Longsowerby R Silverdale d h t Richardson St Rd a Boundary r Morton g Bridge d e r Rd n D R Carlisle is a compact city with most of it within two miles of the City Centre, o t Eastern Way s r Currock Rd Rd S n n C Blackwell Rd hill e o A ge the equivalent of only a 15 minute cycle ride. The zones on the map will help v t d Green Rd rn Ed e s n si L l w de es u R give you an indication of the distance and time you are from the centre W trig a e L d g Rd D Cummersdale d Upperby Garlands l Harraby (English/Scotch Street) Glarmara Holmes a D C Ridley Rd r 0 Baird Rd 1 This map aims to help you consider walking or cycling when making your r & 7 e Jubilee Rd Harraby journeys within Carlisle whether to school, work, the shops or leisure facilities; v N i Aspen Dr Upperby Rd C R Scalegate Rd d even if that is only one of the journeys a week you presently make by car. N R k y Mount Pleasant Rd C a an Welsh Rd u Pirelli w B Walking and cycling within the city is a great way of improving your health l m e Petteri l w c whilst saving money and will help achieve the 30 minutes of daily physical y h i C Currock n Cumwhinton Rd t activity recommended. o w St Ninian’sRd n e d D l All roads apart from the M6 are available for cyclists and pedestrians.This map a Hammonds r C Pond Lamb St only shows the key roads within the City. Please do not cycle on the pavement Cummersdale unless it is an designated shared route.No responsibility will be accepted by To Dalston Cumbria County Council for any errors or omissions. Be safe be seen Image courtesy of the Cumberland News Safety Be healthy Save money Wear reflective clothing and Helmet ensure you have a front light Should be worn with the peak and rear reflector. Always use just above the eyebrows. The lights when cycling at night strap should sit in a ‘V’ under Even new cyclists travelling short Save over £300 a year the ears and should be tight distances can reduce the risk of dying just on car parks and petrol enough not to move around. from heart attack or stroke by up to 22%. Saddle Swap your car for a bike Back Correct height improves Car drivers suffer four times higher one day a week to get to comfort and avoids Wheels knee strain. When pedal work in the city centre Check tyres regularly, levels of air pollution than walking. at bottom of crank with well inflated tyres from two miles away. ball of foot on pedal, leg make cycling easier. should be very slightly A correctly inflated Walk off a full day’s worth of food bent. Too straight will tyre should not hurt knees and too bent 30 mins walking x 5 days a week = 2000 calories compress when a will make pedalling thumb is pressed hard work. against it. The 3 River Why walk? Corridors Contacts Bike Shops Cumbria County Council • Builds up fitness gradually and The rivers Caldew, Eden and Petteril 01228 226735 acts as a stepping stone to each offer attractive off-road family Halfords cumbriacc.gov.uk/cycling other activities friendly riverside routes for walking, London Road cyclingcumbria.co.uk St Nicholas Gate cycling and mobility scooters. • It can be easily incorporated 01228 514045 Highways Hotline To report pot holes etc. into everyday life halfords.com Check the following regularly: • Are handle bars, seat and other The rivers form part of a Special Area 0845 609 6609 of Conservation and the wildlife you cumbriahighways.org.uk fixings tight? • Provides time to clear your Holly Mill Cycles • Brakes and cables head and leave stresses behind may catch sight of include lamprey, 140 Botchergate • Be secure, always ensure you use a Carlisle City Council salmon, crayfish, otters and kingfishers.
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