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Links

www.nationalrail.co.uk
Up to the minute travel information for the National Rail network and about all the train operators.

www.firstgroup.com/tpexpress
For planning your journeys using Trans Pennine Express services.

www.yha.org.uk
Book your overnight stays at Kendal, Kirkby Stephen, Baldersdale (about 8 miles (13kms) from the route at Lartington) and Durham city youth hostels.

www.lakedistrictoutdoors.co.uk
For information about cycling, mountain biking and other outdoor activities in the English Lake District.

www.cyclethedales.org.uk
www.mtbthedales.org.uk
The route just comes into the Yorkshire Dales National Park in the Tan Hill area. These web sites tell you all about cycling and mountain biking in and around the Dales, including the 128 mile (210km) Yorkshire Dales Cycleway (Regional Route 10 of the National Cycle Network).

www.c2c-guide.co.uk
A comprehensive guide to the pioneering Sea to Sea (C2C) Cycle Route.

www.reivers-guide.co.uk
The Reivers Cycle Route between Whitehaven and Tynemouth could also be combined with the Walney to Wear route for an extended circular cycling holiday. The new web site compiled by biking enthusiast Dean Grindle tells you all about it.



www.cycle-routes/hadrianscycleway
Useful information being compiled by volunteer Liaison Ranger Doug Ridgeway on this new 160 mile route between Tynemouth on the North East coast and Ravenglass on Cumbria’s Irish Sea coast, which is due to open Spring 2006. Another ‘coast to coast’ route to consider combining with the Walney to Wear route if you’ve got more time and energy.

www.sustrans.org.uk
Sustrans is the charity behind practical and innovative solutions to some of the UK's biggest transport challenges, including the award-winning National Cycle Network, Safe Routes to Schools, Bike It and TravelSmart.

www.thenationalbyway.org
Part of the route in County Durham is also part of The National Byway, visit their website to find out more.

www.lakelandgateway.info
For places to visit, events and festivals in the Southern Lake District and Lake District Peninsulas.

www.mountain-bike-cumbria.co.uk
There are many thousands of reasons to come and ride your mountain bike on Cumbria's sweet trails, even if you already live here! Here James has placed photography of his travels, some of them might not be from Cumbria, but there is more information and trails to be found around. Delve in, discover new information and take notes!

Wearsiderangers - website built and maintained by the Volunteer Rangers who look after the W2W in the Sunderland area.
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