National Cycle Route 4 (or NCR 4) is a route of the National Cycle Network, running from London to Fishguard. Between London and Fishguard, the route runs through Reading, Bath, Bristol, Newport, Swansea, Llanelli and St David's. Within Wales, NCR 4 forms one of the branches of the Celtic Trail cycle route.
Contents
1Route
1.1London to Reading
1.2Reading to Bath
1.3Bath to Bristol
1.4Bristol to Newport
1.5Newport to Llanelli
1.6Llanelli to Fishguard
2See also
3References
4External links
Route
The route covers a range of roads, cycle paths, and shared use paths.
London to Reading
Rotherhithe
South Bank
Chelsea
Richmond Park
Chertsey
Staines
Eton
Maidenhead
Reading
The London to Reading section of the route starts at Greenwich. It then follows the River Thames closely to Putney Bridge. This section of the route has not been finalised.[1] From Putney Bridge to Reading, the route follows the Thames Valley Cycle Route.
Reading to Bath
Newbury
Hungerford
Devizes
Bradford on Avon
Bath
The Reading to Bath section follows the Kennet and Avon Canal. Some sections use the canal towpath, while others are on low-traffic roads. Approaching Bath, Route 24 and the Two Tunnels Greenway provide an alternative route, rejoining Route 4 to the west of the city centre.
Bath to Bristol
The Bristol & Bath Railway Path is part of Route 4.
Main article: Bristol & Bath Railway Path
Saltford
Bitton
Warmley
Mangotsfield
Bristol
The Bath to Bristol section of the route follows the Bristol & Bath Railway Path, a dedicated cycle path on a disused railway line. This is entirely off-road.
Bristol to Newport
Severn Bridge
Chepstow
Caldicot
Newport
After passing through Bristol city centre, the route heads north into South Gloucestershire, and over the Severn Bridge. Passing through Chepstow, it then goes south, passing through Caldicot before arriving in Newport. The route passes to the north of the Newport Wetlands Reserve and across Newport Transporter Bridge in the south of the city.
Newport to Llanelli
Caerphilly
Pontypridd
Port Talbot
Swansea
Llanelli
After Newport, the route heads west to Caerphilly, then north towards Pontypridd during which it crosses the Taff Trail. It then heads west towards Port Talbot. Near Briton Ferry, it crosses the A48 bridge and then follows the A483 road (Fabian Way) into Swansea and passes through the Maritime Quarter. Just before the Maritime Quarter, it crosses National Cycle Route 43. It then follows the seafront promenade along Swansea Bay to Blackpill where it turns north up the Clyne Valley cycle track passing the village of Dunvant until it reaches Gowerton. In Gowerton, the trail follows public roads to the south of Loughor towards the Loughor bridge. Once over the Loughor bridge it continues along the Millennium Coastal Path to the south of Llanelli.
Llanelli to Fishguard
NCR 4 traverses the Millennium Coastal Path at Llanelli.
Burry Port
Pembrey
Carmarthen
Tenby
Pembroke
Haverfordwest
St David's
Fishguard
NCR 4 follows the Millennium Coastal Path along the south Carmarthenshire coast. Between Pembroke and Haverfordwest, NCR follows the route of a disused railway called the Brunel Trail and crosses over the Cleddau Bridge.
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