National Cycle Network route 20 will, once completed, link Wandsworth in south London with Brighton. It will be 45 miles long. The sections between Wandsworth and Carshalton, and between Crawley and Brighton, are already completed.



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When fully open this cycleway will go between the River Thames at Wandsworth to Brighton via redhill and Crawley

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Route 21 of The National Cycle Network runs south from Greenwich out of London through Lewisham (the Waterlink Way) to Crawley, and then via East Grinstead and Eridge to Heathfield and Eastbourne, a distance of 95 miles.

The section between Groombridge and East Grinstead follows the Forest Way. Link

See Link for a map of the route.

National Cycle Network route 23 is a north-south route linking Reading, Basingstoke, Winchester and Southampton. There is a further section on the Isle of Wight from the ferry terminal at East Cowes to Wroxall, passing through Cowes, Newport and Shanklin. The Isle of Wight section forms part of the Red Squirrel Trail.



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National Cycle Network route 25 (NCN25) stretches for a little under 100 kilometres, from Bournemouth on the south coast to Longleat, where it meets NCN24. En route, NCN25 passes through Poole, Wimborne, Blandford Forum and Gillingham.

National Cycle Network route 26 will, when completed, form a cycling route from the Bristol Channel at Portishead, crossing Somerset and Dorset to reach Portland Bill. The completed route will pass through Clevedon, Cheddar, Wells, Glastonbury, Sherborne, Dorchester and Weymouth.



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