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NEW – The Broads by Bike – 16 circular cycle rides around the Broads

This newly printed booklet shows a selection of recommended cycle trails around the Northern and Southern Broads. The network comprises 16 circular routes from 10-25 miles with interlinking connections. Including places to visit and to stop for refreshments along the way.

Our grateful thanks to Archant and Richardson’s Family Holidays who have produced, published and sponsored this fantastic booklet – a must-have for all lovers of cycling. Available for a suggested donation of just £3 from Tourist Information Centres and tourism businesses. All donations will be used to help to keep the Broads special for the future.

You can download all of the maps on the following site for free but if you enjoy these rides, a small donation to the Broads Trust can help fund projects to ensure that the Broads are kept just the way they should be for the benefit of local communities and visitors alike. A donation of £2 per download would help us keep the Broads special. The Broads Trust is an independent registered charity. Each year funds will go towards improving access and interpretation, conservation, and education for the next generations and caring for our rich biodiversity.

https://thebroadsbybike.org.uk/

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