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ILMINSTER O E a R R E Green N M IO Winterhay T a T A303 D CAD ROA A 8 6 3 1 5 3 8 B Curry Rivel, Westport, A 303 Atherstone Puckington Kingsbury Episcopi, Martock 1 2 B 31 6 8 8 16 B3 3 30 A A303 N CO EA B B A C A K 35 8 L A N E Winterhay 8 6 Dillington 1 Whitelackington Green 3 B House A L 58 Y A3 A H S B3 R U 168 Dillington A303 Horton Cross AY E G G W NT N 'S M O WI C L R A A A E N S F E T B 03 AT E 3 IO M A N O L R H L O I AD e H t E S ' u N 8 6 A 1 o AY B 31 L 68 3 H Y B R S A E H N e R H O l E C T C c A N E y I HIGHE B B R 316 W B C 8 3 RR 1 EW TE A t L 6 VI CE Westcombe 8 L Busy sections on AE roads C IL e H N Slape C N S s Trading Estate A E A T S r L R TA W R N T Blackdown View K 03 IO e A I R 3 V N A roads R A H O A R A A L O P D AD D CKD m AY C L A OW W L L AL E N I o N I B31 B VE CA M F 68 W Link routes between A S R S M I R D E A A F D 0 0.2 0.4 settlements,0.6 0. 8signed cycle1 B Kilometres A D h O K t W R N L routes or places of interest 5 O A A u P T CK S R A D o D O B ILE WN L N C VW S Signed cycle route T O A OUR W E C A T 0 0.2 0.4 0.6 L Miles A R 8 S V E 5 N H A U R A C 3 L O L K O EA A W C O ST R A STR Traffic-free cycle path Non-adopted path A MMER L V EE A F T Y M S M E R E E U UMME B OG How long will it take? A S RLANDS P LA L D A OW E 1 Bridleways (cycling allowed) E 3 N L TO L O W 3 minutes cycling will take you about this far A V N E LANE A E LAN S HAV L E E S D ND LA LADYME E N ADE V RF If you cycle at about 10 miles an hour A E L A Footpaths (no cycling) E L H I S R H T SH H G UD E RICK 'S L WAY W E LA Knott Oak T A R T CAN 10 minutes walking will take you about this far O T E N On-carriage cycle laneC S S A Railway line (and station) L LE N Taunton A If you walk at about 3 miles an hourK V O T R E RD T A N I A P NCN / regional route number A L H D C K R R L E O N O A A ILMINSTER D L P N APelicanR crossing G RW THE ME GFO AD O N LO DO L R N RD V C Y E O A H AT LIN R CH Toucan crossing T H C A IL IN R E THEM E A D TH D Busy sections on A roads H 100-150 E I School L S L TREET I S L O H S N CHURC E R o A roads N u G R L E L t F H I h College O H S 50-100 R S Link routes between W ' o A H R m E E S settlements, signed cycle R T P D R R e Library N I S N I r routes or places ofE interest H E G L s N F e 0-50 I Donyatt R A L A I t Rural I E K L L 3 S L D IN C Urban 5 E NW G y D Supermarket 8 RO AY ST c Signed cycle route HE ON le R Hospital E H R A IL W Contour height L o R E CR E O TH ES L S u Place of worship ON G CLO Traffic-free cycleF path G Non-adopted path t in metres N e O Bridleways L (cycling allowed) Post office Footpaths (no cycling) Toilets A 358 E On-carriage cycle lane 1 Bike shop AM LAN Railway line (and station) MOOLH Taunton Kingstone NCN / regional route number Refreshments Trading Est E LAN Pelican crossing Allowenshay M L Farm shop OOLHAM L LANE I M Toucan crossingB Moolham O Y Police station T EAR LANE ON Bus station STIBB A 3 HILL 5 School 8 Dowlish Ford Tourist Information Centre Buckland St Mary, College Places of interest Honiton 1 M (see reverse) I LL Library W LA ATERY L N ANE E W Supermarket A E N T Hospital E A R L Y Y E L Place of worship A N N D E U Swimming pool 8 Nature Reserve L 5 3 Sea Post office A E B N O A Y L T O N M Toilets L A A H N L E O 1 O Bike shop M M L IL LA NE Historical building 4 Refreshments LUDNEY LANE Cafe Farm shop 8 C 5 E HI 3 AN Sand LW A L Crewkerne, O M EY R PoliceIL station DN TH Dowlish Wake L L LU Yeovil Y L AN Bus station AN Peasmarsh E E Tourist Information Centre E N A L Places ofD interest 1 R O Caravan/camping site (see reverse)F T E E N R A T L S Y E L O Chard, O Chaffcombe W 8 © Crown copyright and database rights 2012 E 35 N A A L Ordnance Survey 100038382. Swimming pool D R A H C Historical building Cafe Sand Caravan/camping site and CycleCity Guides cannot be held responsible for any errors or omissions. or errors any for responsible held be cannot Guides CycleCity and www.perryscider.co.uk 01460 52684 01460 Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of these maps. Somerset Council Council Somerset maps. these of accuracy the ensure to made been has effort Every 01460 55195 01460 Goose Lane, Horton, TA19 9QQ TA19 Horton, Lane, Goose © 2012 www.cyclecityguides.co.uk 2012 © Dowlish Wake, TA19 0NY 0NY TA19 Wake, Dowlish Horton PO Horton Council. County Somerset for Guides CycleCity by produced was map cycling This Perry’s Cider Perry’s 4 01460 52701 01460 [email protected] 16 East Street, TA19 0AJ TA19 Street, East 16 01460 54973 01460 Ilminster PO Ilminster East Street, TA19 0AN TA19 Street, East POST OFFICES POST The Meeting House, Meeting The Ilminster Arts Centre Arts Ilminster 3 Frome Wincanton 20 19 www.eastlambrook.co.uk 01460 52400 01460 Bruton & Cary Castle Mallet Shepton Yeovil 18 16 17 01460 240328 01460 Frog Lane, TA19 0AP TA19 Lane, Frog Wells Street & Glastonbury Somerton South Petherton, TA13 5HH TA13 Petherton, South 13 Ilminster Cycles & Leisure & Cycles Ilminster 15 1 14 Gardens 10 Petherton S. & Martock Crewkerne Axbridge & Cheddar 11 12 BIKE SHOPS BIKE East Lambrook Manor Manor Lambrook East 2 Ham & Langport Ilminster Chard 7 9 8 Highbridge & Burnham Bridgwater Taunton 5 6 4 @nationaltrust.org.uk 3 Wellington Williton & Watchet Dunster & Minehead 2 1 www.warehousetheatre.org.uk barringtoncourt 01460 57049 01460 01460 241938 01460 ies R se set R ome S the N I maps Brewery Lane, TA19 9AD TA19 Lane, Brewery Barrington, TA19 0NQ TA19 Barrington, Warehouse Theatre Warehouse 5 Barrington Court Barrington 1 Proposed National Cycle Network Cycle National PLACES TO VISIT TO PLACES raffic-free T National Cycle Network Cycle National 7 11 On Road On National Cycle Network Cycle National 8 16 12 3 eovil Y www.visitsomerset.co.uk Tourist Information office or visit visit or office Information Tourist 4 9 13 For further information about local activities and events contact the the contact events and activities local about information further For aunton T 19 while the vicinity offers many opportunities for scenic walks and rides. rides. and walks scenic for opportunities many offers vicinity the while 5 18 Bridgwater 14 The popular South Somerset Cycle Route passes through Ilminster, Ilminster, through passes Route Cycle Somerset South popular The 2 17 1 15 20 peaceful way-marked footpaths. way-marked peaceful 6 Frome 10 Museum or National Trust property Barrington Court, as well as the the as well as Court, Barrington property Trust National or Museum B r i s t o l C h in the nearby attractions such as the award-winning Perry’s Cider Cider Perry’s award-winning the as such attractions nearby the in a n n e l Ilminster is a compact little town, which is well placed for you to take take to you for placed well is which town, little compact a is Ilminster charming market town and the South Somerset countryside. Somerset South the and town market charming shop and cafe. Nearby Herne Hill offers extensive views over this this over views extensive offers Hill Herne Nearby cafe.
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