Cycling to work, school or for leisure

View the current Basingstoke Cycle Network Map showing cycle routes

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Alternatively CycleStreets provides a UK-wide cycle route journey planner enabling you to plan your journey via the quietest or fastest route by postcode or address. The routes estimate emissions avoided and calories burnt as well as giving information on journey times, distances and elevations.

National Cycle Network Route 23 - Reading to Alton and New Alresford via Basingstoke

Forming a key section of the National Cycle Network (NCN) in Hampshire, this route is largely traffic free between Basingstoke Town Centre and Chineham, and then follows quiet lanes passing Silchester and then through West Berkshire and on to Reading.

An additional section of the NCN was opened linking Basingstoke with Alton and New Alresford. This 23 mile section of the route provides for some excellent cycling and passes through the attractive villages of Cliddesden and Ellisfield.

The route is signed using the distinctive NCN blue signage with destination and distance information at key interchanges.

View a copy of the route. (You will need to click on the change map icon in the bottom right hand corner to select 'National Cycle Network')

Other cycle routes around Hampshire

GPS Cycle Routes has maps of other of routes in and around Hampshire.

Hampshire County Council Cycling webpages detail a series of leisure cycle routes within the borough and across Hampshire.

Download a map from the Ordnance Survey site (you will need to click on the change map icon in the bottom right hand corner to select 'National Cycle Network')

Hampshire County Council's 'My Journey' scheme has a journey planner tool for cycling and all other modes of transport.

Reporting problems

As the local highways authority, Hampshire County Council has responsibility for maintenance of our highway network. Should you wish to report an issue affecting a cycle route including signage, a pothole, flooding/drainage or vegetation, please visit the report a problem page on Hampshire County Council's website.

You can report a problem with a cycle trail which uses a right of way (a bridleway or byway) with Hampshire County Council's Rights of Way section.