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Swindon to Wroughton Circular Cycle Route
Cycle Route Details | |
Route Name | Swindon to Wroughton Circular |
Distance : miles (km) | 9.19 (14.79) |
Duration(hh:mm) | 00:54 |
Difficulty | |
Posted By | Ben |
Calories Burned | kcal |
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Cycle Steps | |
This is a mixed route of paths, cycle lanes and roads, where some of the paths are stoney and uneven in places. Outbounds goes via Coate Water Park, along circle paths that are stoney and uneven in places, to Chiseldon. It then joins the B4005, a 50mph single road to Wroughton. Go through the town onto the A4361. There is a cycle path on the southbound side of the main road from the large traffic lights at Pipers Way, B4006, going towards Wroughton, but they are poorly signposted when coming from Wroughton. The single cyclepath continues past Natwest and Intel but finishes when it reaches Marlborough Road. When you reach the dual carriageway it starts again. |
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Landmarks/Pubs for lunch/Sites to see? | |
Great Western Hospital, The Spotted Cow Pub, The Sun Inn, Coate Water, Burderop Park, Calley Arms Pub. Barbury Castle is signposted but off route. |
Near By Cycle Shops | |
The Bike Rooms |
Your comments? | ||
posted by:ray | Rating : | difficult : |
An alternative route is turn left down Day House Lane, just before Sun Inn, keep on this lane go under the A419. Then next left and over the M4 towards Badbury. Past pub on the left, where the road forks, just by the phonebox go left up the hill and on until you come to a t-junction. Turn right to the crossroads with A419 go straight across(care), cont. on then turn right into Chisedon. Cont. on left at mini roundabout then on till you reach a sharp bend to left, where you rejoin the route shown. This avoids Coate Water, which can be very busy in summer. Ray | ||
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