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Closed while work is done on the Portishead line,diversion is self explanatory, just watch out for the road.

Check the weather forecast and try to cycle across on a sunny, windless day. It's an experience that everyone should try one 6.

Use this Bridge to access the Metro bus cycle lanes stretching out towards Long Ashton. Also Cumberland Basin and Greyville Smyth park

Excellent coffee van in Leigh Woods. A great place to stop for a mid ride break. Limited seating available so take your coffee and cake and sit in the woods.

Hard core bridelway ends here

Really nice stretch of quiet roads

The original Severn Road Bridge was completed in 1966 and replaced the old ferry. It's a suspension bridge with a span of 3,240 ft (988 m). Originally it carried the M4, but after the new bridge was completed it changed to the M48. The Severn Road Bridge has wide pavements on either side, separated by barriers from the carriageway. It's noisy, but it's also quite fun to walk or ride across.

It's recently reopened after the melting/ collapse. Cut through from Cumberland basin to whapping wharf using this path

Cycling over the Severn Bridge is a scenic and memorable experience, with the bridge crossing the Severn Estuary and connecting South Gloucestershire in England to Monmouthshire in Wales. It's part of the National Cycle Route 4, and cyclists are permitted to use the footpath/cycleway located on the northern side of the bridge. It opened in 1966 and replaced earlier ferry services. It was a key engineering feat of its time, featuring a suspension design, and remained the primary crossing until the opening of the Second Severn Crossing in 1996.

Queen's Square is a Georgian square near Bristol's city centre. Between the 1930s and 1991 a main road went through the middle, but a successful Lottery bid for funding allowed it to be restored to it's 1817 layout. In the centre of the square is an equestrian statue of William III by John Michael Rysbrack, cast in 1733 and erected in 1736.

Here is the entrance to Ashton Court, a grand historic estate located just outside Bristol. It's set within 850 acres of rolling parkland and woodlands and there are cycle trails throughout.

The Strawberry Line starts in Yatton. There is a small cafe here and you can also rent bikes.

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Equestrian statue of King William III on Queen Square

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Tunnel underpass linking east and west sides of the Severn bridge. Worth a look to see the cool 😎 graffiti.

it's back baby! Watch out if you've got wide bars, that gap is tight.

Wear clothes to cover your legs, parts are quite overgrown with nettles. (end May 2024)

Great xc or gravel trails depending on your preferance.

Primo fun gravel with a bit of a climb and great views through the trees. Links back up with the MTB trail and access to the top of Providence lane area

Locally referred to as the Chocolate Path due to its paving blocks resembling chocolate bars, this waterside walkway was constructed in 1906, coinciding with the Bristol Harbour Railway's connection between Ashton Bridge and Wapping Wharf.

There aren't any really good ways out of Chepstow (or into it for that matter) but I've found this to be the most pleasant, even over the Meadow Walk switchbacks. Often narrow and winding, if you have wide panniers it may be an issue.