National Cycle Route 6

National Cycle Route 6

National Cycle Route 6 (or NCR 6) is a route of the National Cycle Network, running from London to the Lake District.

Contents

Route

Parts of the route are currently incomplete and some sections follow other routes.[1]

London to Derby

Harpenden | Milton Keynes | Northampton | Market Harborough | Leicester | Loughborough | Derby

Derby to Penistone

Derby | Sheffield | Penistone

Penistone to Reddish

Penistone | Reddish

Between Penistone and Reddish, the route follows National Route 62 along the Trans Pennine Trail.

Reddish to Bury

Reddish | Fallowfield | Whalley Range | Manchester | Bury

From Reddish, National Route 6 enters Manchester via the Fallowfield Loop. Passing through Whalley Range and Manchester city centre it then follows part of the Irwell Sculpture Trail as it runs through Drinkwater Park and north towards Bury.

Bury to Keswick

Bury | Preston | Kendal | Keswick

References

  1. ^ "National Route 6". Sustrans. http://www.sustrans.org.uk/what-we-do/national-cycle-network/route-numbering-system/route-6. Retrieved 2010-05-03. 

External links


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