Wales

This 14 mile cycle tour takes you along an easy route from Barmouth on ‘The Mawddach Trail’, a traffic free trail towards Dolgellau and returns on the opposite side of the estuary along roads to Barmouth. Cycle hire is available

LLangollen to Chain Bridge Canal Towpath Route. A 5 mile cycle route including the return journey to one of Llangollen’s land marks ‘The Old Chain Bridge’ taking you from Llangollen along a canal towpath to the Old Chain Bridge and back

Tenby Coast and Castle Tour A 21 mile cycle route which takes you from the walled seaside town of Tenby with its wonderful beaches out through the Pembrokeshire countryside passing through local villages and then you return via the coast at

Fishguard to Porthgain Loop via Abercastle and Castlemorris A 27 mile ‘cycle route’ which takes you from Fishguard along some scenic Welsh country lanes out to the coastal village of Porthgain and return on a looped circuit via Cast Morris

Lampeter to Llanddewi-Brefi Loop – Saint David’s Way A ‘cycle route’ of approximately 17 mile which takes you on a looped ride from Lampeter to the village of Llanddewi-Brefi along some scenic roads in The Teifi Valley. The cycle route

Tywyn to Llanfihangel-y-Pennant Along Dysynni Valley via ‘The Lon Dysynni Cycle Route’ This cycle route takes you on a fairly flat 14 mile loop from the Welsh seaside town of Tywyn to the mountain village of Llafihangel-y-Pennant and return via

Cardigan to Cilgerran Castle along ‘The Cardi Bach Trail’ Approx 6 mile return cycle ride. Fairly flat along The Cardi Bach Trail, The first mile section of the cycle ride is a dedicated traffic free cycle path. Then from The

Aberaeron to Llanerchaeron Mansion. Starting at the public car Park on Market Street on the harbour side. This 2.5 mile linear cycle ride takes you from Aberaeron along a dedicated cycle path which follows the route of the old railway

Llyn Brenig Twin Reservoir Tour – Llyn Brenig & Alwen Reservoir. A cycle route of approximately 14 miles. The route is made up of gravel paths and forest trails, not suitable for road bikes. A fairly flat route with two

Dolgellau to Barmouth along The Mawddach Trail The Mawddach Trail is a dedicated traffic free cycle trail which runs for some 8 miles from Dolgellau to Porthmadoc. It is maintained by the Snowdonia National Park. The cycle route runs along

Porthmadoc to Harlech Castle – Using National Cycle Route No8 The cycle ride from Porthmadoc to the Welsh seaside town of Barmouth is approximately 22 miles long and takes you out from Porthmadoc across the estuary and then up the foothills

Porthmadoc to Harlech Castle – Using National Cycle Route No8 The cycle ride from Porthmadoc to Harlech Castle is approximately 10 miles long and takes you out from Porthmadoc across the estuary and then up the foothills which run south along

A flat canal, tow path cycle route which takes you from the beautiful welsh tourist town of Llangollen to the world famous Pontcysyllte Aqueduct. 4 miles one way we would not recommend this route for road bikes as the tow

Llyn Brenig Circular Lake 9 mile Cycle Ride Approximately 9 mile circuit of the reservoir along a designated route made up gravel paths and forest trails. Not suitable for road bikes. Llyn Brenig is a reservoir located about 10 miles south

This 50 mile cycle route starts at Rhyl and follows the coastal cyclepath (National Cycle Route 5) to Conway and return. Total distance is about 50 miles round trip. Route is almost totally traffic free on dedicated cycle paths, with

Connah’s Quay Circular Hill Tour via Rhosesmor and Rhes-y-Cae  22 miles This Cycle ride takes from Connah’s Quay out into the surrounding welsh hills and countryside and brings you back via Rhes-y-Cae, Halkyn and Northop Hall villages. Approximately 22 miles

Pontcysylite Circular Tour via Llangollen and Pontcysylite Aqueduct This 13 mile cycle ride takes you on a very scenic and very hilly route from Pontcysylite out along The Dee Valley to the beautiful welsh tourist town of Llangollen and you

Lake Vyrnwy to Bala Circular route. This cycle ride is approx 32 miles long . At the beginning of the ride it is fairly flat following the lakeside, but it is not long before you are cycling along remote mountainous roads

Swansea Bay Approx 5 miles along the sea front at Swansea Bay. Very Flat. This ride is totally traffic free and is therefore ideal for people who are looking a route suitable for a family ride. We start our ride

Stepaside – Saundersfoot ‘The Dramway’ 3 miles This is a short ride along a scenic route, including sea views which will take you down through a wooded valley via the old railway line and end up at Saundersfoot Harbour. The

Llys-y-Fran Country Park – Near Fishguard – Pembrokeshire.  7 miles Llys-Y-Fran is a large country park in Pembrokeshire and the ride is based around the reservoir and its dam in the park. The complete ride is aimed at off road

Haverford West – Neyland 11 mile cycle ride along The Brunel Trail – Part of The Celtic Trail National Route 4 This route will take you along Scenic Brunel Trail which is basically the route originally taken by The Great

Lake Vyrnwy An 11mile circular route around the picturesque lake Vyrnwy A mainly flat and easy route on the roadway around the lake Start at the visitors centre and you can choose to cycle around the lake in either direction.

A 4 mile ‘cycle route’ which takes you from the centre of Ruabon along country lanes and ‘B’ roads The National Trust property of Erddig Hall. The route is fairly flat and on tarmac surfaced roads Ruabon is a small

A  fairly simple route to follow with a mixture of cycle paths and main roads. Not recommended for use with children. Flint Castle was built in the late 13th century by King Edward 1. Starting from Flint Castle cycle right alongCastle Dyke

This scenic cycle ride takes from the historic town of Conwy with its castle and town walls which were built about 1289 and is also home to ‘ the smallest house in Britain’ on the harbour. You will cycle out