Surrey Cycle Guides
Just ordered a couple of these. Quite good really. They are A-Z-type maps (1:16,000) covering Surrey in 8 parts.
Unlike the Land Ranger/Explorer-type maps there's no topological information or the little trees and such like.
Roads are coloured either:
White (nothing designated)
Yellow (quieter roads, good for cycling)
Blue (Route signed for cycling, may be on busy road)
Shared off-road paths are marked in brown
Bridleways are signed green (easy at all times), purple (may be muddy after rain), red (MTB recommended all year-round) or dotted red (experienced MTBers only).
I have OS maps, but these are much easier to follow. And they are free. Good for road route planning/navigation or for planning/getting to off-road routes as well.
See here
http://www.surreycc.gov.uk/sccwebsite/sccwspages.nsf/LookupWebPagesByTITLE_RTF/Cycle%2Bguides?opendocument
Follow the link to order online.
Unlike the Land Ranger/Explorer-type maps there's no topological information or the little trees and such like.
Roads are coloured either:
White (nothing designated)
Yellow (quieter roads, good for cycling)
Blue (Route signed for cycling, may be on busy road)
Shared off-road paths are marked in brown
Bridleways are signed green (easy at all times), purple (may be muddy after rain), red (MTB recommended all year-round) or dotted red (experienced MTBers only).
I have OS maps, but these are much easier to follow. And they are free. Good for road route planning/navigation or for planning/getting to off-road routes as well.
See here
http://www.surreycc.gov.uk/sccwebsite/sccwspages.nsf/LookupWebPagesByTITLE_RTF/Cycle%2Bguides?opendocument
Follow the link to order online.
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