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From the Mendip Hills in the north, to the Quantocks in the west and Glastonbury is both a thriving market town and a major tourist venue. National Cycle Network General Moving Forward is a the Blackdowns in the south, Somerset is a county of contrasting Visitors are still drawn to the town’s timeworn history, sacred heritage and The National Cycle Network (NCN) is a comprehensive network of safe l Always abide by road regulations Somerset County Council initiative aimed at reducing landscapes and moods, offering many attractions to visitors keen on Arthurian legend, and are eager to discover ‘Avalon Country’. and attractive cycle routes across the UK. It is delivered through the and the Highway Code. congestion and pollution exploring its rich heritage and delightful countryside. policies and programmes of more than 450 local authorities and other l Make sure your bike is well main- Glastonbury Tor rises in Somerset. By raising partners, and is coordinated by Sustrans, the UK’s largest sustainable tained and roadworthy. For walkers and cyclists seeking a relaxing rural jaunt, the Somerset dramatically from the flat awareness and encouraging wider use of sustainable travel alternatives transport charity. Levels are perfect touring country, with their meandering quiet lanes landscape of the Somerset l Be visible. You must use front and such as walking, cycling, car share and public transport, we can protect rear lights after dark and may wish and improve our environment, our health and our quality of life. and hill-free landscape. These ancient wetlands, rich in wildlife, are Levels, to a height of 158m Sustrans began work on the National Cycle Network in 1995 with the to consider wearing reflective or home to one of Somerset’s oldest traditional skills – willow basket (525 feet). The Tor is topped help of a £43.5m Millennium Commission Lottery Grant. The network Did you know that the majority of car trips are less than 2 miles? These bright clothing. l If you wish to improve your cycling weaving – an important craft for the production of a wide range of by the tower of a ruined now passes within one mile of half the population and covers more days it’s all too easy to just hop in the car without thinking, even when l Wear appropriate footwear and skills, you might consider one of items from lobster pots to hot air balloon baskets! 15th-century church (St than 10,000 miles of cycle routes, one third of which are on traffic-free we’re only popping round the corner. Walking or cycling some of these clothing and consider wearing a the excellent National Standards Michael’s). paths, the rest following quiet lanes or traffic-calmed roads. small journeys instead, even occasionally, would make a big difference. helmet. training courses available for For those who prefer the challenge of mountain biking and hill We hope this map will help you to explore some of the options suitable adults and children. See www. sports, the Quantocks, Mendips and Exmoor all provide exhilarating Only a mile or so to the south of Glastonbury is Street, the home of a l Carry a good-quality lock and for you. movingsomersetforward.co.uk for opportunities to test your stamina against the hills and discover famous shoe industry founded there in 1825 by a local Quaker family, the make sure you secure your bike if more details. some fantastic views. Clarks. The factory shopping complex, Clarks Village, was the first of its SOMERSET AND THE NCN leaving it. To find out about other ways you can improve your quality of life simply by making smarter choices about the way you travel, visit kind in the UK and visitors can expect to find bargains (not just in footwear) The National Cycle Network links many of the 20 maps in this series. By l Cycle route signs are generally For the historically minded visitor, the county is a positive treasure Benefits of cycling www.movingsomersetforward.co.uk in the many excellent shops. combining these numbered blue routes with the yellow advisory cycle white on a blue background. trove. There are dozens of fine old churches and historic towns and l It can help keep you fit and healthy. routes on each map you can link up nearby towns for an enjoyable cycle villages, such as Wells, with the gothic grandeur of its wonderful Street is probably the largest village in England, if not in Europe, and its tour of Somerset. riding on the road l It is fast, especially in towns or 12th-century cathedral and the nearby moated Bishop’s Palace borders extend from the River Brue up to the north slopes of the Polden during busy periods on the roads. l Make sure you can start, stop, with its famous bell-ringing mute swans. Classic steam trains run Hills. Although both towns are busier than ever, with shops, markets and National Cycle Network routes to look out for in Somerset signal confidently with both hands l It is a great way to see the some manufacturing, they neither disturb the area’s haunting beauty nor along the West Somerset Railway, the UK’s longest privately-owned and check behind without countryside and get to interesting passenger line, to the coastal towns of Watchet and Minehead. break the spell of its history. Bridgwater ›› Glastonbury & Street ›› Taunton ›› Wells wobbling before riding on the road. places. For those with a love of myth and legend, Somerset can fascinate Dates and times of the Glastonbury carnival – part of Somerset’s Mardi l Always ride within your own ability. l It is cheap. you with the legend of King Arthur. The Iron Age hill fort at South Gras season – can be found at www.visitsomerset.co.uk Frome l Ride about 1m out from the kerb l It is sociable. Cadbury is the alleged site of Camelot and at Glastonbury Abbey, the to avoid drains, litter and glass in l It helps cut congestion and is good ancient monks claimed to have found the remains of this warrior and Castle Cary ›› Yeovil the gutter and to make yourself for the environment. his queen, Gwynevere. At Athelney stands a monument to another more visible to following traffic. l It is fun! monarch, King Alfred, reminding us of where he burnt the cakes. Castle Cary ›› Crewkerne ›› Ilminster ›› l Think ahead and try not to make Langport & Ham ›› Yeovil sudden moves or changes in There’s so much more to Somerset than just its history. From direction. Anticipate obstacles and donkeys on the beach to quaint shops in small towns, or wide open Bridgwater ›› Burnham ›› Chard ›› Ilminster ›› Langport & Ham ›› Martock & South Petherton turns ahead and position yourself Comments spaces with wildlife all around, there is something here for everyone appropriately in good time. 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14 Glastonbury & Street Routes and symbols Glastonbury, Street and the surrounding area Useful information & places to go
0 1 2 3 Miles Coxley This cycling and walking map is one 0 1 2 3 4 5 Kilometres PLACES TO VISIT 8 Peat Moors Centre Local routes Shapwick Road, Westhay, of a series covering towns and villages 1 Chalice Well Gardens Glastonbury, BA6 9TT Polsham Chilkwell Street, Glastonbury, throughout Somerset Signed cycle route Godney 01458 860697 BA6 8DD Westhay
Traffic-free cycle path 01458 831154 BIKE SHOPS 9 3 www.chalicewell.org.uk 8 A NCN / regional route number 1 On Your Bike Nature Reserve 2 Clarks Village 128a High Street, Street, BA6 0ER Place of worship Farm Road, Street, 01458 443048 Meare BA16 0BB Toilets 01458 840064 2 Monkey Motion el nn 3a Silver Street, Glastonbury, ha www.clarksvillage.co.uk ol C Refreshments Lo Brist BA6 8BT 10 West Frome 3 Glastonbury Abbey 07530 104215 6 20 Historic building 1 15 17 The Abbey Gatehouse, 2 Shapwick Heath Magdalene Street, POST OFFICES 14 Farm shop National Nature Reserve Bridgwater 18 Glastonbury, BA6 9EL 5 01458 832267 Glastonbury PO 19 1 Places of interest Taunton www.glastonburyabbey.com 35 High Street, Glastonbury, 4 9 13 1 Bike shop BA6 9HG 3 Yeovil GLASTONBURY 4 Glastonbury Lake 01458 831536 12 16 8 Village Museum National Cycle Network LIBRARIES On Road 7 11 The Tribunal, National Cycle Network Traffic-free 3 9 High Street, Glastonbury Library National Cycle Network 100-150 Proposed Railway line (and station) Glastonbury Tor Glastonbury, BA6 9DP The Archers Way, 1 Orchard Court, Bridgwater 5 West Pennard 01458 832954 Glastonbury, BA6 9JB Shapwick 50-100 01458 832148 maps in the Somerset series 5 Glastonbury Tor A361 [email protected] Caravan/camping site Care of National Trust, 1 Minehead & Dunster 2 Watchet & Williton 3 Wellington 0-50 R u r a l U r b a n Barton Rocks, Street Library 4 Taunton 5 Bridgwater 6 Burnham & Highbridge Contour height Winscombe, BS25 1DU 1 Leigh Road, Street, BA16 0HA 7 Chard 8 Ilminster 9 Langport & Ham in metres 01935 843600 0845 345 9177 10 Cheddar & Axbridge 11 Crewkerne 12 Martock & S. Petherton West Pennard Court Barn www.glastonburytor.org.uk [email protected] 14 Ashcott Strode (National Trust) 13 Somerton Glastonbury & Street 15 Wells Theatre STREET 16 Yeovil 17 Shepton Mallet 18 Castle Cary & Bruton 6 Somerset Rural Life TOURIST INFORMATION Pedwell Museum 19 Wincanton 20 Frome West Glastonbury TIC Bradley Abbey Farm, Chilkwell Street, This map is published with the intention of providing cases, cyclists should judge the suitability of the route The Tribunal, 9 High Street, BA6 9DP information about the local road and cycle path in relation to the conditions at the time of use and their Glastonbury, BA6 8DB 9 A3 Walton 01458 832954 networks. Every effort is made to ensure that all the own cycling ability. Somerset County Council does not Greinton 01458 831197 information is up to date and accurate. Inclusion of accept responsibility for any loss or damage that may www.glastonburytic.co.uk This cycling map was produced This map is reproduced from Ordnance Survey marked routes on the map does not guarantee that occur resulting from the reliance upon this information. 7 The Shoe Museum by CycleCity Guides for Somerset material with the permission of Ordnance Survey these routes will be hazard-free. In particular, the Street TIC County Council. © 2009 on behalf of the Controller of Her Majesty’s routes marked in yellow indicate strategic routes linking *Routes that are not public highway 40 High Street, Street, www.cyclecityguides.co.uk Stationery Office © Crown copyright. Unauthorised Clarks Village, Farm Road, Street, settlements, marked cycle routes or other facilities and These routes (denoted by dashed lines ) are not BA16 0YA reproduction infringes Crown copyright and may lead have been chosen according to a number of criteria dedicated as public highway. Somerset County BA16 0BB 01458 842169 Every effort has been made to to prosecution or civil proceedings. which may make them more convenient to cyclists, Council has no responsibility for the maintenance, 01458 447384 ensure the accuracy of these Licence number: 100015871, 2009 including gradient, directness and typical traffic ease of access or condition of these paths and cannot maps. Somerset Council and conditions. They do not indicate an enhanced level accept any liability for any injury, loss or damage to Butleigh [email protected] CycleCity Guides cannot be held responsible for any of maintenance or guaranteed safe conditions. In all any property arising from their use. Wootton Ham errors or omissions. Street YHA Baltonsborough Street
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