Cycle Route Bristol to Landʹs End in Cornwall
No. of cycle route 3
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Added on 17 Jan 2012,
on 12 Jan 2021
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Total distance in km
515
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Track points in total
10.141
Track points per km (avg)
20
Start/endpoint
Start location
Bristol, England, GB (13 m NHN)
End location
Sennen Cove, England, GB (68 m NHN)
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The route is fully signed in both directions.
Travel to and from ...
Books and maps:
- Sustrans North Devon Cycle Map: Including the Tarka Trail Plus 4 Individual Day Rides (CycleCity Guides)
- Sustrans Cornwall Cycle Map: Including the Camel Trail, Clay Trails and Mineral Tramways, Plus 4 Individual Day Rides (CycleCity Guides)
- Sustrans Somerset Levels Cycle Map: Including the Strawberry Line, Bristol to Bath Railway Path, Colliers Way, Stop Line Way Plus 6 Individual Day Rides (CycleCity Guides)
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Wells is the smallest city in England, with a population of around 10,000. It is in Somerset in the South West of the country. The city is dominated by the magnificent Gothic cathedral and is famous for its remarkably intact ecclesiastical quarter. This area contains the Bishop's Palace – the seat of the Bishop of Bath and Wells – and the Vicar's Close, a mediaeval street purported to be the oldest continuously-inhabited street in Europe. The city takes its name from the wells found in the Cathedral grounds.
See
- ⊙Wells Cathedral (and its Grounds). Wells Cathedral is the only cathedral in England that still has a Vicars Close and Bishop's Palace intact (so they claim). This makes it a must-see and a will-see, as it rises above the town and is visible for miles! The most distinctive thing about this cathedral is the scissor arches in the transept. These modern-looking arches were built in the 1300s to stabilise the structure after a heightened tower was added, and they face north, south, and west.
- ⊙Wells Museum (is opposite the cathedral). It portrays the history of the city.
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Wikivoyage contributors, 'Wells', Wikivoyage, The FREE worldwide travel guide that anyone can edit, 15 April 2017, 19:38 UTC, <https://en.wikivoyage.org/w/index.php?title=Wells&oldid=3186118> [accessed 23 April 2017] |
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