B&Bs with Cycling in Cornwall
If you enjoy a slightly more energetic holiday or short break, combining a Cornish Farm Stay B&B with Cycling is sure to prove a winning combination. Experience quality accommodation in rural countryside settings with plenty of space to cycle and possibly storage and cleaning facilities too! With accommodation located in the Cornish Countryside, short cycle routes can often be planned with the help of your hosts through local quiet bye roads where you can experience Cornwall's hamlets and villages in their natural beauty first hand.
For visitors wanting to experience cycling as an integral part of your holiday, Cornwall has plenty to offer. On the Cornwall/Devon border the Tamar Trails offers cycling over various terrains throughout the Tamar Valley, an area of outstanding natural beauty. Enjoy nature at its best while exploring the mining heritage of the Tamar Valley. For the more energetic, combine a cycle ride with a bit of canoeing on the river Tamar and tree surfing at the main centre. For the less energetic, enjoy a walk through the acres of woodland or simply sit and relax with a coffee at the centres cafe.
The National Cycle Network boasts in the region of 200 miles of signed cycle route winding its way throughout Cornwall, approximately 30 miles of which are off road.
Close to Bodmin is the National Trusts cycle hub at Lanhydrock. With graded routes, visitors can make a selection that matches ability. With a coffee shop on site; a skills area and the ability to hire bikes, the Lanhydrock Cycle Hub proves a great leisure experience for all grades of cyclists.
But probably the most famous cycling route in Cornwall is the Camel Trail based in an ideal location to attract visitors from throughout the County. Bikes can be hired or take your own and enjoy 18 miles of totally off road cycling from Padstow to Wenfordbridge, near Bodmin. If hiring, bikes are also available for all ages and bikes with carts can be hired so little ones can enjoy the experience too! The route is totally flat thus making this a great day out for all the family.
Take a look through our selection of Cornish Farm Stay B&Bs offering a connection to cycling to find you ideal base for a great holiday in the Cornish countryside that incorporates cycling. Alternatively, if you are unable to find your ideal B&B accommodation, why not look at our Self Catering and Glamping accommodation in cornwall.
For visitors wanting to experience cycling as an integral part of your holiday, Cornwall has plenty to offer. On the Cornwall/Devon border the Tamar Trails offers cycling over various terrains throughout the Tamar Valley, an area of outstanding natural beauty. Enjoy nature at its best while exploring the mining heritage of the Tamar Valley. For the more energetic, combine a cycle ride with a bit of canoeing on the river Tamar and tree surfing at the main centre. For the less energetic, enjoy a walk through the acres of woodland or simply sit and relax with a coffee at the centres cafe.
The National Cycle Network boasts in the region of 200 miles of signed cycle route winding its way throughout Cornwall, approximately 30 miles of which are off road.
Close to Bodmin is the National Trusts cycle hub at Lanhydrock. With graded routes, visitors can make a selection that matches ability. With a coffee shop on site; a skills area and the ability to hire bikes, the Lanhydrock Cycle Hub proves a great leisure experience for all grades of cyclists.
Take a look through our selection of Cornish Farm Stay B&Bs offering a connection to cycling to find you ideal base for a great holiday in the Cornish countryside that incorporates cycling. Alternatively, if you are unable to find your ideal B&B accommodation, why not look at our Self Catering and Glamping accommodation in cornwall.
