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Cycling paradise amidst Cornwall's natural beauty


Cycling routes from Bodmin

Bodmin, located in Cornwall and Isles of Scilly, United Kingdom, offers a diverse landscape for road and gravel cyclists. With its rolling hills and scenic coastal routes, cyclists can enjoy breathtaking views along their rides. Bodmin Moor, one of the most famous ancient landscapes in Cornwall, provides a challenging and picturesque climb for seasoned cyclists. Additionally, the nearby Camel Trail offers a family-friendly path for leisurely rides. The locality is a popular cycling destination due to its varied terrain and stunning scenery.

Embark on a challenging adventure through diverse landscapes

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89 km
1566 m
Tough

The Blisland Adventure Loop is a thrilling road cycling route near Bodmin that offers a taste of Cornwall's diverse landscapes. With a total distance of 89 kilometers and 1566 meters of ascent, this challenging route is best suited for well-trained amateur cyclists seeking a more intense experience. Highlights include the picturesque village of Blisland, the panoramic views from The Beacon, and the scenic farms of Quethiock and Duloe. As you ride through this stunning route, you'll also have the opportunity to explore Bodmin's rich history and relax in its charming surroundings.


Embark on an epic gravel journey through Cornwall's countryside

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89 km
1232 m
Savage

For those seeking an epic gravel adventure, the Lank and Tor Gravel Expedition near Bodmin is an ideal choice. Covering a distance of 89 kilometers and featuring an ascent of 1232 meters, this challenging route is best suited for well-trained amateur cyclists. Highlights along the way include the captivating landscape of Lower Lank, the scenic beauty of Hallworthy, and the charming village of North Petherwin. As you conquer this demanding expedition, you'll also have the opportunity to discover the magnificent views from Tolborough Tor and immerse yourself in Bodmin's rich history and welcoming atmosphere.


Explore the scenic route from Helman Tor to St. Austell, passing through Indian Queens

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61 km
918 m
Chill

This 61km road route offers a moderate yet enjoyable cycling experience. With a total ascent of 918m, riders can admire the beautiful countryside and coastal views. Highlights along the way include the impressive Helman Tor, the lively town of St. Austell, and the historic village of Indian Queens. Bodmin, the starting and ending point, provides a great base to explore the surrounding area.


Explore the picturesque landscapes of Cornwall on this delightful gravel circuit

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60 km
702 m
Tough

Set off on the Withiel Gravel Circuit, a 60-kilometer cycling route near Bodmin that takes you through the stunning landscapes of Cornwall. Suitable for gravel biking enthusiasts, this moderate-level route offers a mix of gravel paths and scenic trails, with 702 meters of ascent. Highlights include the charming village of Withiel, the breathtaking Constantine Bay known for its sandy beaches, and the historic town of Padstow. As you pedal through this scenic route, take in the beauty of Cornwall's countryside and enjoy the tranquil setting it provides.


Experience the beautiful scenery from Egloshayle to Wadebridge

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36 km
462 m
Tough

This 36km gravel route is highlighted by stunning views of the countryside and the nearby town of Wadebridge. With a moderate ascent of 462m, it provides a challenging yet rewarding experience for cyclists. The route passes through the picturesque village of Egloshayle and ends in the bustling town of Wadebridge, where you can explore local shops and cafes.


A scenic route surrounded by beautiful countryside

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38 km
674 m
Tough

Embark on the Pendrift Circle Route for a picturesque journey through the Cornwall countryside starting near Bodmin. This road cycling route offers stunning views and a moderate-level of difficulty with 674 meters of ascent over a 38-kilometer distance. Cyclists will pass by the charming village of Warleggan, enjoy the peaceful surroundings of Temple, and experience the serenity of Pendrift and The Beacon. With highlights along the way, the Pendrift Circle Route is a delightful choice for nature lovers and cyclists looking for a tranquil ride.


Embark on a scenic road adventure from St Tudy to Bodmin, passing through Boscastle and Artists Chair

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104 km
1687 m
Tough

This 104km road route offers a challenging and rewarding journey for avid cyclists. With a total ascent of 1687m, riders will be greeted with breathtaking views of the Cornwall landscape. Highlights along the way include the charming village of St Tudy, the Artists Chair viewpoint, and the picturesque coastal village of Boscastle. Bodmin, the endpoint of the route, offers plenty of opportunities for exploration.


Discover the Cornwall countryside from Warleggan to Looe, passing through scenic villages

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92 km
1711 m
Tough

Covering a distance of 92km with a total ascent of 1711m, this road route offers a challenging and scenic adventure. Highlights include the quaint village of Warleggan, the picturesque St Cleer with its ancient standing stones, and the charming village of Quethiock. The route then meanders through beautiful countryside before reaching the coastal town of Looe. Bodmin, the starting and ending point of the route, provides a rich history for riders to explore.


Discover the beauty of Wadebridge and St Issey on this scenic gravel route

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42 km
605 m
Tough

Covering a distance of 42km, this scenic gravel route offers a moderate challenge with a total ascent of 605m. Starting from Wadebridge, cyclists can enjoy picturesque views before reaching the charming village of St Issey. The route passes through Bodmin, a historic town with notable landmarks such as Bodmin Jail. This circular route provides an opportunity to immerse yourself in the rural beauty of Cornwall.


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