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Visitors travelling by car are always encouraged to use York’s excellent Park & Ride service which is probably among the best in the UK. There are five sites located around the outer ring road. Buses leave from early morning every 10–15 minutes throughout the day.


For enquiries telephone: 01904 551400 On your Bike!


Enjoy cycling? Then take advantage of York’s Cycling City status. Getting around the city is fast and easy with an extensive network of off-road cycle paths or on-road cycle lanes.


Pick up a free copy of York’s Cycle Route Map & Guide from Visit York’s Information Centre at 1 Museum Street. You’ll also find all you need to know about tours, cycle hire, repairs and spares.


Check out the following websites for a wealth of cycling support…


www.bobtrottercycles.com www.scootcyclingholidays.co.uk www.cycle-heaven.co.uk www.cycleyorkshire.com www.getcycling.org.uk www.bikerescueproject.org.uk


Looking for something a little more testing?


The Way of the Roses is a challenging 170 mile cross country ride from Morecambe in Lancashire to Bridlington on the East Yorkshire coast. The route passes through York and there are numerous bike friendly hotels and guest houses to choose from.


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Fountains Abbey


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Aldborough Roman Site


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Thorpe Hill Farm


Beningbrough Hall


North of England Activity Centre


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Allerthorpe Golf Club


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Sandburn Hall Golf Club


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Museum of Farming Kexby


Air Museum & York Maze


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