routes

[Globalti]

Flippin''eck! Just go and buy the map of your area. You'll find loads of routes you never knew existed; you can carry it with you, write on it, it doesn't need batteries and it opens instantly.

You need the Ordnance Survey orange map, here:http://leisure.ordnancesurvey.co.uk...reat-britain-os-explorer-map?_s_icmp=qz3Q8Bq8

 

[PpPete]

nah! purple one is better !
or red one - if you can still find.
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Old enough to remember that number starts with 63,000 too old to remember the rest

is it 630 or 360 ?

 

[ACS]

I like BikeHike

Mash up of OS maps and google with elevation data thrown in for good measure

 

[zacklaws]

Or just go onto this website and print your own OS maps:-

http://www.maptasm.com/

 

[clutterydrawer]

Flippin''eck! Just go and buy the map of your area. You'll find loads of routes you never knew existed; you can carry it with you, write on it, it doesn't need batteries and it opens instantly.

You need the Ordnance Survey orange map, here:http://leisure.ordnancesurvey.co.uk...reat-britain-os-explorer-map?_s_icmp=qz3Q8Bq8

I have maps of my area - they don't show where there's pedestrian access for avoiding horror roads, which is why I was after alternative info

I hate trekking blindly into an area I'm not familiar with and having to turn back and make a detour because I'm met with an impassable roundabout. Yes, I'm a wuss