208 kilometres on the Cornish Way

208 kilometres on the Cornish WayPhoto: Visit Britain
208 kilometres on the Cornish Way
Cornwall, the land by the sea, with its rugged cliffs, long sandy beaches, small fishing villages and vast stretches of unspoilt countryside, is almost kitschy-beautiful and therefore forms the romantic backdrop for several film adaptations of Rosamunde Pilcher novels.

Character:


Cornwall offers a wide variety of cycle routes, from the family-friendly, disused railway line of the Camel Trail to the challenging North Cornwall Trail (65 km). The majority of the routes run along country roads with little traffic.

Tour tip:

Journey:


From Germany by plane to London Gatwick or Heathrow, onwards by British Rail, e.g. to Penzance.

Bike service:


There are garages and bike hire shops, especially in larger towns such as Falmouth and Truro, www.cornwallcyclehire.com

Accommodation:


Addresses under www.visitcornwall.com
Package deals: Cornish Cycle Tours in Bodmin, www.cornishcycletours.co.uk

Maps & Literature:


"Cornwall Cycle Map" at a scale of 1:110,000 for £4.99 at www.sustransshop.co.uk
Verlag Wolfgang Kettler "England per Rad", 320 p., 14,80 Euro.

Information:


Visit Britain, Tel. 030/315719-41, www.visitbritain.de , www.visitcornwall.com

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