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Explore the Cotwolds off road with this laminated, waterproof Cotswolds map. With 10 clearly-marked routes this easy-to-use map will help you discover the best of the Cotswolds on your bike and off the road. From the gorgeous, honey-coloured stone villages to the dramatic rolling hills, the Cotswolds are a visual feast and perfect for exploring by bike. The Cotswolds are ideal for the touring cyclist and day-tripper. They represent England at her very best. Long, winding lanes connect beautiful villages with excellent pubs and friendly tearooms. The landscape you cycle through is rich in imagery with some of the tracks being prehistoric in origin. For the cross-country rider who wants long green lanes criss-crossing some of England’s most beautiful landscapes, and linking some of the most beautiful villages, and all 100% rideable - then this is for you. 10 fantastic routes are included, from the Bibury Circuit and the Northleach Circuit to the Stow Slaughters Trail.

Al Churcher is an Olympic Triathlete with over 43 years world-wide experience in a wide range of adventurous outdoor activities; from climbing, road cycling and mountain biking, hiking, fell running, swimming, downhill skiing and ski mountaineering. He is the author of Classic Climbs in the Dolomites (Cicerone Press 1987), Italian Rock - Selected Climbs in Northern Italy (Cicerone Press 1988), Great Routes in the Cotswolds - Mountain Bike Maps (Goldeneye 1998), Great Routes in the Peak District - Mountain Bike Maps (Goldeneye 1998), Dartmoor Mountain Bike Routes (Goldeneye 2005), and, Exmoor North Devon The Quantocks Mountain Bike Routes (Goldeneye 2004). Al has devised cycle routes for the Goldeneye range of Cycling Country Lanes & Byways to:- Dorset, Dartmoor & South Devon, Exmoor & North Devon, Lake District, North York Moors, Peak District, Pembrokeshire, Snowdonia, Suffolk and the Yorkshire Dales. He regularly contributes articles and photographs to a wide range of outdoor magazines.