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	Sea to Sea Cycle Route - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The C2C was developed by Sustrans and part of the National Cycle Network (NCN) in partnership with various Local Authorities, Groundwork West Cumbria, North Pennines Tourism Partnership, Forest Enterprise and the Lake District National Park amongst others.
		The route was opened in 1994 running from Whitehaven on the west coast of Cumbria to the North East coast at Sunderland.
		The C2C is best ridden from West to East to take advantage of the prevailing winds from the West and the more favourable gradients.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Sea_to_Sea_Cycle_Route (582 words)

	National Cycle Network - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The first section of the NCN to be built was the Bristol and Bath Railway Path, opened in 1984.
		In some cases the NCN uses pedestrian routes, disused railways, minor roads, canal towpaths, or traffic-calmed routes in towns and cities.
		Other NCN routes have two digits, starting with the number of the relevant main route.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/National_Cycle_Network (1255 words)

	Tynebikes - routes index page
		NCN Route 1 goes up the east coast of England, entering the region at Redcar, coming up via Sunderland, crossing the Tyne at the Shields ferry and continuing northwards towards Berwick.
		In this region you should note that the well known Sea to Sea (C2C) route, which predated the creation of the NCN and the numbering system, use bits of lots of routes and does not have its own unique number.
		The basic NCN sign is shown top right, but you may see the white on red number in a number of formats, such as in the photograph.
	www.tynebikes.org.uk /routes/index.htm (528 words)

	The C2C Guide - the definitive resource centre for the Sea to Sea cycle route
		NCN 72 Hadrian's Cycleway - mile 126.9 - new signs have been erected by Newcastle Council but only serve to confuse the route.
		C2C through Newcastle Quayside - the road along the Quayside between the Guildhall - under the Tyne Bridge to the Law Courts has been temporally been diverted through the Quayside car park.
		Yes, there is a new sign at Tynemouth that states C2C finish....continue up tarmac track and then down to small yacht club where there is a small sandy cove....this is the place to dip the wheels and take those photos.
	www.c2c-guide.co.uk /av2003_archives.htm (3653 words)

	Coast & Castles Bike Ride
		After the success of our C2C ride in 2004, a group of eight of us set out to ride this route in June 2005.
		We were on the road proper by about 10 o'clock, and I didn't really take any notice of the first of the castles (Newcastle) that the route is named after.
		The forecast was for hot and humid weather, with a southwesterly wind.
	home.clara.net /johndarm/candc/candc.htm (1573 words)

	The C2C Guide - the definitive resource centre for the Sea to Sea cycle route
		C2C Mile 131.5 - at Hadrian Road down the bank alongside Willington Viaduct and across the Gut to Western Road.
		The good news is that whilst all this is going on Neil Frier and his team are building a new riverside section of the C2C to provide a high quality replacement to the existing road side route.
		Doug Ridgway (Sustrans Liasion Ranger for that area) suggests that the best C2C option is to use north bank route as per Sustrans map from Scotswood Bridge.
	www.c2c-guide.co.uk /av2004_archives.htm (752 words)

	sustrans cycling discussion saved at nuttycyclist.co.uk
		The NCN has a prescence in all parts of Britain, it is much more National that The Eden Project and Tate Modern.
		Whereas although I and many others regularly use parts of the NCN (well I see the 20x20cm blue 'NCN66' signs stuck to a road-sign on my way to work) it would be relatively easy to show that that national life as a whole would not alter if the NCN were removed.
		The NCN is totally irrelevant to me. There is but one route within 5 miles of me, and it goes nowhere I want to go.
	www.nuttycyclist.co.uk /cycling/cp-sustrans-thread.htm (13939 words)

	C2c Rim Wheels
		Since the C2C route is along the Fish Quay at North Shields we had to struggle through large crowds to complete our ride.
		At this stage we are not aware that the C2C route is superbly marked from start.
		Hadrian's Cycleway NCN 72 is a lot less strenuous than the C2C - never the.
	rimplace.info /c2c_rim_wheels.html (488 words)

	Cycle Gateshead - Derwent - Introduction
		From the District Boundary with Derwentside the NCN 14 (C2C) cycle route passes through Rowlands Gill on a shared use path alongside the road before joining the Derwent Walk - following the track bed of the disused Derwent Valley Railway it crosses the Nine Arches Viaduct where the route divides.
		NCN 14 turns left following the wide sweep of the River Derwent on a multi-user path through the Derwenthaugh Country Park.
		The trackbed was later reclaimed and converted into the Derwent Walkway and later used as part of the NCN14 and C2C cycle route.
	www.cycle-routes.org /cycle-gateshead/routes/derwent/ncn14-intro.html (425 words)

	Lake District Outdoors - Walking, Cycling and other Activities in the Lake District
		The first 6,000 miles of the National Cycle Network (NCN) is open, signed and covered by a series of special maps.
		NCN routes are designed to be safe and attractive for novice cyclists and include traffic-free sections wherever possible.
		Hadrian's Cycleway (NCN 72), which will run through the impressive Hadrian's Wall World Heritage Site between Whitehaven on Cumbria's west coast, Carlisle and Wallsend near Newcastle, will be signed from Haltwhistle to Tyneside by autumn 2002.
	www.lakedistrictoutdoors.co.uk /outdoor_activities/cycling/national_network.cfm (292 words)

	The C2C Guide - route notes for Lydgetts Junction to Tynemouth - south bank
		As of 6/10/2001 the blue C2C signs are missing from Lydgetts Junction but the Millennium Mile post is OK (although twisted slightly out of correct alignment) and the Milepost fingers still show the 4 way junction directions.
		The blue C2C signs all appear in place at the two roundabouts and lead you through Consett.
		Note: At present NCN route 14 is marked by a variety of sign types, ranging from old style C2C, Red stickers 7 or 14, and "Keelsmans Way (on brown background).
	www.100scooter.com /TheC2CGuideroutenotesforLrout.htm (1517 words)

	mountain-bike-cumbria.co.uk - trails - C2C
		Easy to challenging cycling on quiet roads and cycle tracks connecting the Irish Sea with the North Sea; C 2 C (Sea to Sea).
		The first 6,000 miles of the National Cycle Network (NCN) is open, signed and covered by a series of special maps(NCN 7 and 71).
		NCN routes are designed to be safe and attractive for novice cyclists and include traffic-free sections.
	www.mountain-bike-cumbria.co.uk /trails/otherregions/C2C.htm (90 words)

	cumbria county guide
		Among national cycling network routes being developed in Cumbria is the C2C (The sea-to-sea) or coast-to-coast routes (NCN71) that start in Whitehaven or Workington, take in the magnificent scenery of both the Lakes and the Pennines and finish in either Newcastle or Sunderland.
		Other NCN routes in Cumbria include the NCN 7 Gretna-Carlisle-Penrith route and the NCN 68 Pennine Cycleway (North), which links Berwick-upon-Tweed to Penrith or Appleby.
		National cycleway routes due to open in 2005 are the Keswick-Kendal-Milnthorpe, part of the 2005 NCN, leaving the C2C near Keswick and passing through Grasmere, Ambleside, Windermere, Staveley and Burneside, taking in spectacular scenery.
	www.british-publishing.com /Pages/CumbriaOG_2005/sporting.html (1428 words)

	A New Sign (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Perhaps not all NCN routes are so clear.
		NCN 13 is in my neck of the woods.
		NCN 1 goes into Fife and then ends up doing off-road things in Tentsmuir forest which could be
	www.cyclingforums.com /t-93140-15-1.html (1784 words)

	Cycling in Britain
		That's why Britain's 6,000-mile National Cycling Network (NCN) is being laid along city streets and on minor country roads, woodland paths, abandoned rail lines, canal tow paths, and the like.
		While many paths are not yet in compliance with NCN standards, some of the long-distance routes are already open.
		The Coast to Coast Cycle Route, or the "C2C," runs 140 miles from the Irish Sea to the North Sea, through the Lake District and the Pennines to Newcastle-on-Tyne.
	www.transitionsabroad.com /publications/magazine/9907/cycling_in_britain.shtml (602 words)

	Sustrans routes
		A lot of the off-road NCN routes are not suitable for racers, and only doubtfully suitable for road
		NCN routes are generally not designed to be used by racers.
		I live near and used to commute along the East end of the C2C (between Stanley and Sunderland).
	www.cyclingforums.com /t47620.html (2439 words)

	Eden National Cycle Network Rangers - the NCN in our area and other cycling routes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The famous C2C cycle route passes through our area from Keswick through to Penrith and over Hartside using NCN route no's 71 and 7.
		There is also a Penrith to Carlisle route using NCN route no. 7 which is intended to act as a link for the Carlisle to Glasgow cycle route.
		Often ridden by local cyclists who come back using the developing NCN route 69 to Langwathby and then to Penrith on a reverse of the C2C stretch.
	www.diklou.co.uk /eden_rangers/local_routes.htm (1012 words)

	BrickBats - Cycle Journalism - Paths of Worry
		Ring-fenced to finance 2,500 miles of their proposed 6,500 mile National Cycle Network (NCN), the Millennium Project is steaming ahead of schedule and currently boasts 1,430 miles of the Network open to cyclists.
		At a recent presentation of progress on the East Midlands section of the NCN, regional representative Nicola Jones forcefully refuted the suggestion that Sustrans were taking local authority funding away from more pressing cyclist needs in the City of Nottingham.
		He agrees that the NCN route has shifted the focus, but only to parts of the city that fit into the authority's general cycleway objectives.
	www.brickbats.co.uk /Articles/Worry.html (3887 words)

	New Page 1
		After Stanley we were on the home straight and passing some very interesting sculptures, supposed to reflect the former industry of the area.
		The end of C2C was a bit of a disappointment, we struggled to find it, but eventually dipped our wheels into the north sea having covered 140miles in 18.5 hours of cycling time, giving an average of 7.5mph.
		They also had a sherpa; someone who follows them in a 4 x 4, meets them at check points etc. Not that there's anything wrong with the whole sherpa thing, we considered it ourselves, but these guys were getting the poor woman to fill their water bottles and all sorts.
	homepage.ntlworld.com /paul.millz/C2C.htm (1475 words)

	Nenthead - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The economy of the village is now based around tourism.
		England's most popular long distance cycle route, the C2C, passes through the village.
		Wright Brothers - Well known Bus and Coach operator who are based in Nenthead
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Nenthead (290 words)

	sustrans (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		A new bach-to-beach route between Barmouth and Yarmouth to rival C2C.
		From the Dam, follow NCN route 5 towards Brownhills, but at Burntwood road bridge stay on canal to Ogley Junction.
		A section of NCN 5 runs along the towing path.
	www.chasecycling.co.uk /sustrans.htm (1046 words)

	Blacksheepbikes.co.uk - Bike Hire, Sales and Accessories in Northumberland, UK (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Add to that, spectacular scenery, a stunning coastline, a wealth of tradition and history and a warm welcome and you have the ideal place to enjoy a cycling break.
		Alternatively follow the line of the roman wall on Hadrian's Cycleway to gain an insight into the life of a soldier posted to the area almost 2000 years ago.
		The most popular routes are, Sea to Sea (C2C) and the return Reivers route, just 150 miles of hills to cross the country from Whitehaven to Tynemouth.
	www.blacksheepbikes.co.uk /cycle.asp (396 words)

	Eden National Cycle Network Rangers - what we do and how we do it and how you can help also (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The Eden Rangers also try to promote the NCN locally to increase its usage, for example by organising rides over different sections of the NCN in our area.
		The NCN is still evolving and as it grows in the Eden area we need more Volunteer Rangers to help.
		You can also visit the The National Cycle Network website to find out more about the NCN and other aspects of Sustrans work and discover how you can help their work by joining Sustrans and becoming a supporter.
	www.diklou.co.uk /eden_rangers/aboutrangers.htm (687 words)

	Walney to Wear Cycle Route :: W2W
		The route is in fact Regional Route 20 of the National Cycle Network, so you'll find the same sort of signing (in both directions) as on other NCN routes.
		If you think you may have set a new record for cycling the route in a single attempt then contact us and we’ll add your details to this web site.
		If you like the idea of doing both the Walney to Wear and the Sea to Sea (C2C) routes one after another, then a link route between Ulverston and Whitehaven is shown on the official map.
	www.cyclingw2w.info /route.htm (581 words)

	Cycle Gateshead - Leisure Routes
		Also several cross river links to Hadrian's Cycleway NCN 72 via the Wylam, Newburn, Scotswood, Swing and Gateshead Millennium Bridges, and connects with several other cycle routes.
		Continues eastwards to South Shields as the South Tyne Cycleway - NCN 14.
		Connecting the Derwent Walk and NCN 14 (over Butterfly Bridge) via Clockburn Lonnen to the Tanfield Railway Path at Sunniside.
	www.cycle-routes.org /cycle-gateshead/general/leisure.html (523 words)

	Arragons Cycle Centre - About us (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		There are loads of quiet minor roads crossing the region which allows for easy exploration of the area without too much traffic.
		The National Cycle Network (NCN) passes through the town with the famous C2C as well as the Lands End to John O Groats route.
		Penrith is an alternative starting point for the Pennine Cycleway Route and the NCN have other routes set to pass through Penrith under development so watch this space!
	www.arragonscycles.com /localroutes.htm (263 words)

	Cycling \| Visit South Tyneside
		Inner urban routes and routes on re-used mineral lines forming part of the National Cycle Network (NCN) and the Sea to Sea (C2C) Cycle Route enables visitors to travel by bicycle throughout South Tyneside and visit attractions along the way.
		Line is 7½ miles and forms part of the C2C route.
		Is a distance of 10.5 miles starting and finishing at bents park in South Shields, forming part of the NCN.
	www.visitsouthtyneside.co.uk /thingstodo/cycling.asp (537 words)

	Things to do
		Cycling - the national cycle network (NCN) is a linked series of traffic free paths and minor roads connecting most major towns and cities in the UK.
		Cumbria has the benefit of the Cumbria cycle way, (a 280 mile route around Cumbria) with the advantage of the most glorious scenery.
		The C2C cycle way is a popular route, starting in Whitehaven, through the Lake District over the Pennines and ends at Newcastle or Sunderland on the East Coast.
	home.clara.net /moresbyhall/things_to_do.htm (778 words)

	VisitTyneandWear.com - Cycling & Walking
		Tyne and Wear offers cyclists, walkers and horse riders a comprehensive network of routes and pathways, ranging from coastal routes, to off-road leisure routes along river corridors and inner urban routes on re-used mineral lines.
		Most routes running directly through the region form part of the National Cycle Network (NCN), the North Sea Cycle Route and the Sea to Sea (C2C) Cycle Route, enabling visitors to travel by bicycle or on foot throughout Tyne and Wear.
		This is an ideal opportunity for visitors to make the most of their visit and experience at their leisure all the attractions that Tyne and Wear has to offer.
	www.visittyneandwear.com /viewpage.php?id=12&s=29 (136 words)

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