The best bike rides in Cornwall
Discover some of the best cycle routes in Cornwall, from family friendly trails to adventurous off-roading, this is your guide to the top bike rides in Cornwall.
Elizabeth DaleDiscover some of the best cycle routes in Cornwall, from family friendly trails to adventurous off-roading, this is your guide to the top bike rides in Cornwall.
Elizabeth DaleWith vast forest and open heathland as far as the eye can see, take time to explore this stunning Area of Outstanding Beauty in Sussex.
Liz ArnellGet on your bike and start exploring with two wheels instead of two legs – the quickest way to see your favourite parts of Somerset.
Kayleigh HardyThe great Cornish countryside is a veritable playground, crammed to bursting with adventures to be had. Photography by Annabel Elston
Sian PicklesIf there’s one thing that can be counted on in Cornwall, it’s that you can’t count on the weather.
Sian PicklesI cannot recommend Moors Valley Country Park highly enough, in fact I've already sent a number of friends and family along and hope to go back again myself soon.
FayeSpend your September outside enjoying the beauty of Cheddar Gorge and the surrounding Mendip Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Kayleigh HardyOn the first Sunday of August each year a bunch of mad mountain bikers descend on the quiet villages and open moorland of Exmoor for a 30+ mile challenge. Sign up early as it’s always over-subscribed.
Liz ArnellA holiday in Cornwall doesn't have to be all about the beaches. Grab a bike and get cycling along one of the county's most picturesque trails.
Kayleigh HardyWhen you think of a typical Cornish holiday, you probably won’t think of St Austell. But this historic town is well worth a wander and offers plenty of things to do as well as fantastic access to some of the best beaches in the whole county.
Abby DWelcome to the heart of the New Forest, where cattle, ponies, donkeys, deer and pigs have roamed free for centuries.
Jonathan CWhile my husband now conforms to the current male phenomena that is a ‘MAMIL’ (Middle-Aged Man In Lycra) I’d describe myself more of a ‘leisure cyclist’ (I push my bike up hills).
Ali RayI was headed to the new cycling mecca: Lanhydrock - where there would be no cars, only trees, the rumour of cake and other lycra-clad illuminous beings.
Rachel Wilson-CouchCar parks in Padstow can be busy in the height of August, so I’ve always thought of the Camel Trail as the ideal way to travel there...
Sadie Phillips