Somerset Levels Cycle Map 4 (Sustrans): Featuring cycle routes across Somerset Levels, Bristol, Bath, Minehead, Glastonbury

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Cycle map for leisure cycling covering the Somerset Levels, showing quietlanes routes, trafficfree paths and key National Cycle Network sections across this distinctive lowland landscape. Includes Glastonbury, Wells, Bridgewater and BurnhamonSea.Printed on water and tear-resistant Polyart recyclable paper, category 2 HDPE. The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged. N° de ref. del artículo GOR014032199

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Acerca del autor: Walk Wheel Cycle Trust make it possible for more people to travel safely, healthily and joyfully. We evidence the impact to influence policies that push changes further. It’s grassroots action with added oomph.  

We’re a charity with a big heart and a wide reach. We care for the National Cycle Network and create new routes, help kids learn to cycle and scoot to school, protect wildlife along our off-road routes, and team up with communities to turn neighbourhoods into safer, more joyful places to walk, wheel and play. By choosing to buy products from our shop you are supporting our charitable work. 

Our online shop has many products that will make it easier and safer to walk, wheel and cycle. We work with our expert cartographers, designers and GIS (geographic information system) professionals to make our own maps and guidebooks such as our regional and long-distance maps, and our Traffic-Free Cycle Rides guidebook. Check them out and find new, exciting parts of the National Cycle Network to explore. You can also find cycling clothing, accessories like bike bags and bike computers, and gifts for cyclists.  

We’re in the process of switching from Sustrans-branded products to our new Walk Wheel Cycle Trust look. As we make the change, you might still spot some items with the old branding – they’re just as useful and up to date, and it’s all part of our promise to reduce waste. Think of it as owning a little slice of cycling history!