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King Alfred Way route through Reading
King Alfred Way alongside the Thames, Reading
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King Alfred's Way is a 350km circular off-road adventure route through 10,000 years of history, connecting some of England’s most iconic sites. Reading is one of the key overnight stopping points on the route or a good place to join or leave the route via Reading Station.
In the printed guide to the route, Reading is the finishing point of Part 5, the Avebury – Reading leg and the starting point of Part 6, the Reading – Farnham leg.
Reading has great town centre hotels where you can leave your bike and enjoy some well deserved R & R, a meal out or just a comfy night's rest.
The route starts and ends in Winchester where Alfred is buried, and connects iconic monuments including Stonehenge, Avebury stone circle, Iron Age hill forts, Farnham Castle, and Winchester and Salisbury Cathedrals. Using parts of the Ridgeway and South Downs Way, the trail is ideal for gravel bikes and can be ridden over a few days as a bikepacking trip. It also connects with the Thames Path and the North Downs Way riders’ route, so you can combine multiple routes into a longer escape.
King Alfred’s Way forms a crucial part of Cycling UK’s goal to create a network of long-distance off-road routes across the length and breadth of Great Britain, through fascinating places and inspiring landscapes.
Fnid out more about the route - https://www.cyclinguk.org/king-alfreds-way
Online guide - https://issuu.com/ctc_cyclists/docs/cycling_uk_kaw_online_artwork
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Proctor End, Reading Gateway, READING, Berkshire, RG2 0GGTelephone
0330 135 9038READING
Close to Reading town centre and right on top of the nearest motorway, our Premier Inn Reading Gateway, M4/J11 hotel is ideal for short breaks in Berkshire. The Oracle shopping centre is a must-visit for bargain-hunters, while the Dinton Pastures…
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387 Basingstoke Road, READING, Berkshire, RG2 0JETelephone
08719 846209READING
Conveniently located a mile from Reading train station and only 45 minutes from Heathrow Airport, our hotel is an excellent place to stay if you are looking for a base in Berkshire with strong transport links. This is the perfect place to take a…
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John Nike Way, BRACKNELL, Berkshire, RG12 8TFTelephone
01344 303 333BRACKNELL
The hotel has 4 dining options, live music venue, nightclub, leisure club with pool, beauty treatments and gym as well as perfectly located. Relax at this beautiful Alpine themed hotel.
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Caversham Bridge, Richfield Avenue, Reading, Berkshire, RG1 8BDReading
Located on the banks of the River Thames, expect picturesque views, stylish bedrooms, a pub & grill, state-of-the-art gym, indoor pool and much more.
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Oxford Road, READING, Berkshire, RG1 7RHTelephone
0118 958 6222READING
Penta Reading is a vibrant hotel in the heart of the City, offering 206 stylish bedrooms, 11 conference and meeting rooms and at the heart of the hotel you'll find the Pentalounge; part bar, part restaurant and part chill-out area, it’s the ideal…
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7 Blagrave Street, Reading, Berkshire, RG1 1PJTelephone
07966 263 843Reading
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1-2 Market Place, READING, Berkshire, RG1 2EGTelephone
0118 304 3400READING
Retro industrial chic hotel with 24 uniquely decorated rooms in the heart of Reading centre. A few minute’s walk from Reading train station, a stone throw away from The Oracle shopping centre and all the other great amenities Reading town centre has…
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Milton Road, WOKINGHAM, Berkshire, RG40 1JYTelephone
0118 989 5100WOKINGHAM
A charming and lush retreat located near Wokingham. Perfect for a relaxing escape to the gorgeous countryside Berkshire has to offer.
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18-20 Station Road, READING, Berkshire, RG1 1JXTelephone
0118 334 1331READING
This former train-house turned hotel has an abundance of style and decadence. Moody lighting, roll-top baths and gigantic soft beds are just a few of the incredible features that gives the Malmaison such character. Located less than a minutes walk…
Reading
This historic building was said to have been opened in 1843 by the British literacy icon, Charles Dickens. Conveniently situated in the centre of Reading, Hotel 1843 is directly opposite The Oracle shopping centre, and is a 10-minute walk from…
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