By-Way Biking on the North York Moors

Roy Coleman

Explore the North York Moors National Park with 20 varied circular routes presented in a unique format that makes it impossible to get lost. All come complete with Tea Room or Pub. Routes are mostly off-road and vary in length from 7 to 23 miles, being aimed at riders of all abilities and levels of fitness.

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COME RIDE WITH ME! ... Let Roy Coleman take you “BY-WAY BIKING: THE NORTH YORK MOORS” with his excellent new book, published in October 2000, Price £7.95. Get away from it all with this excellent cycle guide, and there are few places in England where cycling is as enjoyable as in the North York Moors National Park. From the lush, lowland countryside, admire spectacular coastal views and visit picturesque villages with their welcoming pubs and cafés. Or venture onto windswept moors and up the exciting hills of this cyclists’ paradise.

Almost all the routes are off-road, but don’t worry about getting lost! Roy has included a unique navigational system, making it almost impossible to lose your way (you’re more likely to lose track of time as you get wrapped up in the beauty of the National Park!).

The routes are equally suited to experienced riders and those new to mountain biking, with great tips on safety, navigation and route-planning. All 20 routes are circular and range from 7 to 32 miles in length, with suggestions for tagging routes on to each other for longer rides – up to 150 miles for the really keen among you! There are over 300 miles of legal cycle routes here, waiting for you to discover!
Roy Coleman lives in Cleveland and has walked and cycled in the North York Moors for years. His love for the area is evident, and along with his excellent writing, maps and presentation, make this a must for all cyclists who enjoy the countryside.