Havant Borough Cycle Network Map 2012

The latest edition of the cycle network map is available here for download and personal printing (note: large PDF files).

Leaflets of the 2011 version are available from local cycle shops and libraries (the next leaflet version will be issued in 2013).

The map covers the borough in two sheet sides and includes details of all cycle facilities at the time of publication in July 2012. It is part of a series of maps issued under the banner of the 'Solent Cycle Project' in which the Council has worked closely with environmental charity Groundwork Solent.

The map includes local information such as addresses of cycle shops, crime prevention advice, and contact details for cycling organisations. The map includes information for walkers about local bridleways (which can also be used by cyclists), key waymarked routes and the local sections of Long Distance Footpaths.

Mainland and northern Hayling Island (PDF, 6.3MB) 

Southern Hayling Island and local information (PDF, 2.1MB)

The other maps in the Solent series cover Portsmouth City, Gosport (with Fareham town centre) and Fareham [link to PDF cycle map}.

A set of cycle maps for routes in the Chichester District Council area is also available on their website.

Other cycling links

National Cycle Network (Sustrans website)

A range of cycle routes cover the whole of England. Two key NCN routes (2 and 22) meet in Havant town centre, and a third (222) passes through Waterlooville. 

Cycle Network and Strategy

The Borough Council is supporting the development of a comprehensive network of dedicated cycle facilities. Read more about our plans here, and see a map of the planned network. 

CycleStreets journey planner (External)

The CycleStreets journey planner is the first route planner specifically designed for cycling. It takes into account routes and shortcuts which are only open to bikes, as well as the ability to avoid hilly terrain.

Cycle Hayling (External)

Cycle Hayling is a community coalition that campaigns to get more people cycling more safely. A leisure cycle map of the Island is available for download.

Highway Code for Cyclists (External)

The Highway Code applies to cyclists as much as to any other road user - in fact there is a dedicated section.

British cycling (External)

The internationally recognised governing body of cycle sport in the UK.

Cycling in Hampshire (Visit Hampshire website)

Cyclists in Hampshire are spoilt for choice, with over 750 miles of off-road cycle routes for beginners and challenging trails for the enthusiast