Welcome to GPS Cycle and Walking Routes
We now have nearly 1000 cycle routes on the site, covering the whole of the UK's National Cycle Network in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland
There are also over 2000 walking routes including all of the National Trails, most of the UK's long distance trails, easy waterside routes on our Canal Walks, challenging climbs on our Mountain and Hill Walks and exhilirating cliff top trails on the Coastal Walks. You can also see a collection of walks in your area on the Walks Near Me page.
You can use the links below to view a list of cycle and walking routes organised by county. Each route is available for download in a number of different GPS formats with a google map and Ordnance Survey map accompanying each route so you can see where you'll be heading.
Many of the routes follow the National Cycle Network (NCN) routes with the number of the route(s) followed specified in the description.
All the routes come with a fantastic photgraphic aerial view of the route with points of interest and photographs
Cycle Routes in England
| County | No. Routes | County | No. Routes |
| Bedfordshire | 10 | Berkshire | 16 |
| Buckinghamshire | 28 | Cambridgeshire | 25 |
| Cheshire | 39 | Cornwall | 36 |
| County Durham | 25 | Cumbria | 36 |
| Derbyshire | 46 | Devon | 45 |
| Dorset | 35 | Essex | 32 |
| Gloucestershire | 23 | Greater London | 56 |
| Greater Manchester | 37 | Hampshire | 41 |
| Hertfordshire | 25 | Isle of Wight | 2 |
| Kent | 44 | Lancashire | 38 |
| Leicestershire | 28 | Lincolnshire | 21 |
| Merseyside | 14 | Norfolk | 23 |
| Northamptonshire | 17 | Northumberland | 26 |
| Nottinghamshire | 22 | Oxfordshire | 18 |
| Shropshire | 22 | Somerset | 33 |
| Staffordshire | 27 | Suffolk | 20 |
| Surrey | 32 | Sussex | 33 |
| Tyne and Wear | 19 | Warwickshire | 17 |
| West Midlands | 22 | Wiltshire | 39 |
| Worcestershire | 13 | Yorkshire | 87 |
Cycle Routes in Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland
National Parks & AONB Cycle Routes
| Park/AONB | No. Routes | Park/AONB | No. Routes |
| Brecon Beacons | 12 | Cotswolds | 11 |
| Lake District | 19 | New Forest | 8 |
| Peak District | 24 | South Downs | 12 |
Latest Cycle Routes
| Slalely Forest | 7 miles (12 km) | ** |
| Gwydyr Forest | 7 miles (11.2 km) | *** |
| Llyn Trawsfynydd | 8 miles (12.5 km) | *** |
| Clocaenog Forest | 3 miles (5 km) | ** |
| Savernake Forest | 6 miles (9.5 km) | ** |
| Delamere Forest | 3 miles (5 km) | ** |
Walking Routes in England
| County | No. Routes | County | No. Routes |
| Bedfordshire | 33 | Berkshire | 42 |
| Buckinghamshire | 68 | Cambridgeshire | 37 |
| Cheshire | 67 | Cornwall | 62 |
| County Durham | 39 | Cumbria | 155 |
| Derbyshire | 124 | Devon | 120 |
| Dorset | 87 | Essex | 63 |
| Gloucestershire | 110 | Greater London | 127 |
| Greater Manchester | 65 | Hampshire | 93 |
| Herefordshire | 30 | Hertfordshire | 46 |
| Isle of Wight | 17 | Kent | 99 |
| Lancashire | 88 | Leicestershire | 41 |
| Lincolnshire | 41 | Merseyside | 25 |
| Norfolk | 50 | Northamptonshire | 40 |
| Northumberland | 53 | Nottinghamshire | 31 |
| Oxfordshire | 59 | Rutland | 8 |
| Shropshire | 49 | Somerset | 97 |
| Staffordshire | 63 | Suffolk | 59 |
| Surrey | 81 | Sussex | 100 |
| Warwickshire | 52 | West Midlands | 36 |
| Wiltshire | 76 | Worcestershire | 48 |
| Yorkshire | 278 |
Walking Routes in Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland
National Parks, AONB and Other Regions Walking Routes
Latest Walking Routes
| Woodbridge | 2 miles (3.3 km) | The Suffolk town of Woodbridge has some lovely trails to try along the River Deben. You can follow the river north or south with two National Trust properties to visit. Heading north will take you towards Melton where you can cross the river to visit Sutton Hoo. This circular walk heads south along a section of the Fynn Valley Walk to take you to Kyson Hill and Kyson Point on the western side of the river. It's a really lovely stretch of the Deben with lots of little boats and nice views of the surrounding countryside. You can start the walk from the train station which is located right next to the quay. From here you can pick up the Fynn Valley Walk next to the Woodbridge Tide Mill. The Grade I listed building is very well preserved and has a water wheel which still turns and is capable of grinding a wholemeal flour. A mill has operated on the site for 800 years and is now open to the public for tours. Follow the river south and you will soon come to Kyson Hill. The National Trust owned area includes a grassy hill, surrounded by wooded belts, sloping down to the saltings and mudflats of the tidal Deben. It's a great area for bird watching with many species visiting the estuary. Look out for egrets, oyster catchers, plovers, teals, little grebes, redshanks, black tailed godwits, and curlews as you make your way along the river. After admiring the estuary views from the little hill, the walk continues to Kyson Point where there are fine views of Martlesham Creek. The route then follows other paths back to the town through the countryside. |
| Conwy Mountain | 3 miles (5.2 km) | Enjoy fabulous views over Conwy Bay and the Welsh mountains on this climb to Conwy Mountain (Mynydd y Dref). You can follow a section of the North Wales Path from the town up into the hills. Starting at Conwy Suspension Bridge head north along the Conwy Estuary to Bodlondeb Woods. Follow the trail round the edge of the woods before turning south towards Cadnant Park. Trails then climb west to the mountain summit which stands at a height of 244 m (801 ft). Here you will find Neolithic Hut Circles and the Iron Age hillfort of Castell Caer Seion. There's also lots of pretty heather and magnificent views over the town to Great Orme and the mountains of the Snowdonia National Park. There are a number of footpaths you can follow around the hill top. At the western end you will find the Sychnant Pass where the car park offers an alternative start point for exploring the area. |
| Leominster | 3 miles (4.5 km) | Explore this attractive Herefordshire town and enjoy riverside trails along the River Lugg. The walk starts in the town centre at the noteworthy Grange Court. The timber-framed building was built in 1633 by John Abel, and moved to its present location in 1859. It is extravagantly decorated with carvings, including mermaids, angels, animals, flowers and grotesque people. The route then follows public footpaths north past Leominster Priory which dates from the 13th century. You cross the River Kenwater before picking up riverside trails on the eastern side of the River Lugg. Follow the trails south to Eaton Hall where you cross the river and follow the trails back into the town centre. |
| Bircher Common | 2 miles (3.8 km) | Explore this area of lowland heath on this pleasant walk near Leominster. There's miles of footpaths to follow across the common with lovely views over the surrounding Herefordshire countryside from the high points. Woodland trails can also be found in the adjacent Oaker Coppice and Croft Wood. |
| Berrington Hall | 1 miles (2.25 km) | Explore the 250 acre parkland of this fine Georgian mansion near Leominster. The hall can be reached on foot by following the long distance Herefordshire Trail from the town or you can park in the on site car park. In the 'Capability' Brown designed park there are lovely gardens with fountains, a Ha-ha and a variety of plants and flowers. There's also the pretty Berrington Pool, peaceful woodland trails and nice views of the surrounding farmland and the Welsh mountains. After your stroll you can enjoy refreshments in the National Trust's tea room. You can virtually explore the parkland using the google street view link below! |
Useful Links
| Link | Description |
| River Thames Walk and Cycle | Information on walking and cycling on the Thames Path National Trail |