Cambridge cycle map
Online interactive mapping
Cambridge Cycling Campaign's interactive route-planning system is now available.
The Journey planner finds journeys based on the network known to it. You can plan a route or draw a new route.
New printed cycle map
A revised map of cycle routes in Cambridge city and connections with surrounding villages was published in May 2009 by the City Council, County Council and in conjunction with Cycle Cambridge and the Cycling Campaign.
Free copies of the cycle map are available in many shops and from the Tourist Information Centre in Wheeler Street, Cambridge (at the back of the Guildhall). Alternatively, call Elfaisal Elturki at Cambridge City Council 01223 457177, e-mail Elfaisal.Elturki@cambridge.gov.uk to have a copy posted to you or use the form below.
You can fill in this form to request a free copy from the City Council.
You can download/print the new map [5MB PDF].
We will be distributing the new map to all Cycling Campaign members either with a newsletter or with renewal letters for those who don’t receive a paper newsletter.
See also:
- Cambridge Cycling Campaign's interactive route planning system
- Cambridge City Centre: map and list of where you can and can't cycle
- Information on cycling in particular streets (e.g. Trinity Street)
- There is also a series of maps covering particular areas on the City Council's website. These are intended as a planning aid to try to protect routes from future develpment proposals, and should be read in conjunction with their introductory text. Note that city centre routes are out of date as the central cycle ban is no longer in force.

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