Cycling Breaks Lincolnshire
Lincolnshire is perfect for Cycling Holidays with a great variety of cycling opportunities for all skills and all ages! 
The Lincolnshire Wolds offer stunning scenery and the historic city of Lincoln is surrounded by easily accessible countryside routes, a great mix of leisure and distance rides for all abilities. The unique landscape of the Lincolnshire Fens offers many along waterways
which are perfect for cycling alongside. A new cycle way along the River Witham links Boston to Lincoln, plus you can cycle leisurely along quiet – and mainly flat – country lanes as part of the National Cycle Route. 
If you bring your own bike you will find a safe dry place to store bicycles on the farm and you don’t even need to bring your own bike as there are cycle hire centres abound.
We have B&B accommodation and self catering holiday cottages near National Cycle Route No 1, encompassing the towns of Grimsby, Market Rasen, Coningsby, Boston & Holbeach. Witham Valley Country Park near Lincoln offers a connection of lovely green parks & open spaces rich in wildlife and history, perfect for cycling, walking & bird watching.
The Fossdyke Canal Trail runs alongside the Fossdyke Navigation, a Roman built canal which joins the tidal River Trent to Lincoln's High Bridge. You can walk or cycle ride along the Water Rail Way: a purpose built trail linking Lincoln to Boston with a range of artwork along the route. And also the Bluestone Heath Road which runs from Candlesby to Caistor. (Images Visit Lincs)
Our Farm Stay Lincolnshire B&B and Self catering Holiday cottages are ideal for cycling breaks with farms offering secure storage facilities and maps, and many have cycle hire on site or nearby so no need to pack the bikes! Our child friendly farms are great for family cycling breaks and some offer family rooms and children play areas.
Search for your cycling holiday in Lincolnshire using the search facility on the left or simply scroll through the Lincolnshire properties offering facilities for cyclists listed below.