Long distance routes overseas

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New full colour guide to traffic-free and lightly trafficked routes throughout the title area detailed on 1:200,000 Michelin maps with the emphasis on easy cycling for old, young and all those in between.

Eight one to two-week tours in France, with routes including Brittany and the Alps, Provence and the Pyrenees. Colour diagrams of routes with route descriptions; accomodation and town information; plus colour photos.

A guidebook to nine of the most picturesque cycling routes through the Alps of south-east France. The eight circuits, plus the Grand Traverse from Geneva to Nice, include the classic high passes of the French Alps (Galibier, Iseran, Izoard, etc) as well as cycle routes in the pre-Alps and Southern Jura.

Eight 5 - 12-day tours in Spain from the Pyrenees and Picos in the north to Madrid in the centre and Seville and Segovia in the south. Colour diagrams of routes with route descriptions; accomodation and town information; plus colour photos.

New edition of the Guide Book to the 1570Km cycle route from Le Puy in France to Santiago de Compostela in Galician Spain. Colour diagrams of routes with route descriptions; accomodation and town information; plus colour photos.

The Danube Cycle Way has become the most popular holiday cycling route in mainland Europe. It has magnificent scenery, fascinating places to visit throughout its length and a wide cultural diversity.

The nine cycling tours in this guidebook are for road and touring bikes and are based on Switzerland’s national cycle routes. Also includes tours from Interlaken and three very demanding alpine tours. All routes graded and divided into day stages. With info on itineraries, accommodation and tips for cycling in Switzerland.

Please note that the Cycle Europe planners are planners, rather than maps to find your way on the ground.

Cycling tour reports - great reading!

The Warm Showers List is a list of Internet cyclists who have offered their hospitality towards touring cyclists. The extent of the hospitality depends on the host and may range from simply a spot to pitch a tent to meals, a warm (hot!) shower, and a bed.