Cycling Several National Cycle Network routes pass through Newport including the east-to-west
377-mile Celtic Trail (routes 4 and 47) and the 20-mile canal towpath trail to Abergavenny in the Brecon Beacons (route 49). It’s also easy to visit some attractions by bike with largely traffic-free routes from the city centre to the Roman town of Caerleon (route 88) and to Fourteen Locks Canal Centre. Download a city cycle map from
www.newport.gov.uk/visitleaflets
Adult and children’s bikes and helmets may be hired from Newport City Cycles based at Fourteen Locks Canal Centre. They offer advice on the best routes for you and will even deliver to your accommodation - tel. 07538 721922
www.newportcitycycles.com
At the Wales National Velodrome you can hire bikes to ride on the roads - tel. 01633 670521 to check availability – and if you fancy trying out track cycling contact 01633 656757 for details of taster sessions and beginners courses.
www.newport.gov.uk/NISV
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