Trans Pennine Trail
The Coast to Coast route across northern England. From Southport / Liverpool ( West) to Hull / Hornsea (East), crossing the Peak District National Park with north and south links to York, Leeds and Sheffield. Combines purpose built paths along railways, canals and riversides with quiet roads, bridlepaths and cycle paths.
For route maps, leaflets & Accommodation Guide contact Trans Pennine Trail Office in South Yorkshire. Phone: 01226 772574  E-mail: transpenninetril@barnsley.gov.uk or check out the website .

Lancashire Cycleway (260 miles long).
The Lancashire Cycleway comprises two circular routes (Northern Loop Route 90 and Southern Loop Route 91) which meet in the historic village of Whalley.
The Cycleway follows minor roads where possible and takes in a host of different landscapes from the rugged Bowland Fells and West Pennine Moors to the rich pastures of the Fylde plain and the outstanding coastal scenery of the Silverdale Area.
For more information on the Lancashire Cycleway check out these websites at: www.lancscc.gov.uk/environment/countryside or www.lancscc.gov.uk/enviroment/countryside/cycling/clcway.asp .

Cumbia Cycleway
The best source of information for this cycleway is ‘The Cumbia Cycleway’ by Roy Walker & Ron Jarvis. Published by Cicerone Press, 2 Police Square, Milnthorpe, Cumbria LA7 7PY. Tel: 01539 563417 E-mail: info@cicerone.co.uk Website: www.cicerone.co.uk ISBN: 1852841060

Pennine Cycleway (375 miles long).
For more information on the northern part of this cycleway check out the website. For information other national trails check out the National trails Website.

The Cumbria Way Cycle Route
For more information on this route check out the website.