NCN Way of the Roses Cycle Route Map (Morecambe to Bridlington)

This linear map shows the route and immediate surrounding area over a series of separate map panels.

The map details the fantastic Way of the Roses cycle route which runs from Morecambe on the Irish Sea in Lancashire to Bridlington on the North Sea in Yorkshire.

The route opened on September 11th 2010, coinciding with the 15th anniversary of the National Cycle Network and has quickly become one of the UK's most popular cycle routes. The route is almost entirely on quiet country lanes and runs through The Forest of Bowland, Yorkshire Dales National Park and the Yorkshire Wolds before reaching the North Sea at Bridlington.

This full colour map based on Ordnance Survey data shows clearly mapped cycle routes on traffic-free paths, quiet lanes and roads, with easy to read contours, route profiles and mile markers. Also features detailed inset maps for the major towns and cities, tourist info and cycle shop and hire information, and other local routes.

National Cycle Network routes covered

• National Route 69 between Morecambe and Clapham
• National Route 68 (The Pennine Cycleway) between Ingleton and Gargrave
• National Route 688 between Winterburn to Linton-on-Ouse
• National Route 65 between Alne and York
• National Route 1 between Hutton Cranswick and Bridlington
• National Route 67 between Ripley and Harrogate
• National Route 665 between Wetherby and York
• National Route 66 between York and Pocklington
• National Route 164 between Pocklington and Hutton Cranswick
• National Route 167 between Huggate and Malton
• Regional Route 10 - The Yorkshire Dales Cycleway - an 130 mile route around the Yorkshire Dales national park
• Regional Route 90 The Lancashire cycleway north of Halton

Author: Sustrans

Published: July 2019

Miles: 170

Scale: 1:110,000

Size: 12.5 x 23.5 cm folded, 47 x 75 cm unfolded

Paper: waterproof, comes in plastic cover