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Peaceful cycling routes in the countryside near Penryn.


Cycling routes from Penryn

Penryn, located in the Cornwall and Isles of Scilly region of United Kingdom, provides a gateway to exploring the scenic cycling routes in the surrounding countryside. The area offers a mix of rolling hills, quiet country lanes, and coastal paths. While Penryn may not have any world-famous cycling spots or climbs, it is a pleasant locality for cyclists looking to enjoy peaceful rides in a relaxed environment. If you prefer to avoid heavy traffic and immerse yourself in nature, Penryn is a great choice.

Explore the picturesque countryside from Penryn to Carnkie

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59 km
758 m
Tough

Embark on a scenic journey through the Cornish countryside, starting from Penryn and cycling to Carnkie. This route offers beautiful landscapes, charming villages, and a moderate challenge for cyclists. With a distance of 59km and an ascent of 758m, it is suitable for well-trained amateurs. Cyclists can enjoy the rolling hills, quaint country lanes, and stunning views along the way. Highlights of this route include passing through Carnkie, Cury, Gweek, and Longdowns.


Embark on an adventurous journey through Wendron and Redruth

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49 km
702 m
Tough

Uncover the hidden gems of Wendron and Redruth as you embark on this thrilling cycling adventure. With a distance of 49km and an ascent of 702m, this route offers a moderate challenge for experienced cyclists. Ride through charming villages, past historic sites, and enjoy the scenic beauty of Cornwall. Highlights of this route include Wendron, Boquio, Carn Brea, Redruth, and Gwennap.


Discover the charming village of Crowan and explore the coastal beauty of St. Ives on this gravel route

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84 km
1063 m
Tough

This 84 km gravel route takes you through the picturesque countryside, including the charming village of Crowan and the stunning coastal town of St. Ives. Starting in Penryn, you'll pass through Crowan, St. Ives, Hayle, Atlantic Coast Holiday Park, Illogan, Carn Brea, and Stithians before returning to Penryn. With 1063 meters of ascent, this route offers a good level of challenge for experienced gravel riders. The scenic landscapes and coastal views make this route a truly enjoyable experience. Gravel enthusiasts will appreciate the variety of terrain and the opportunity to explore both rural and coastal areas.


Experience the beauty of Cornwall's coast and countryside

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70 km
984 m
Savage

Immerse yourself in the natural beauty of Cornwall's coast and countryside with this thrilling cycling route. Covering a distance of 70km and with an ascent of 984m, this route is suitable for well-trained cyclists looking for a challenging adventure. Enjoy breathtaking views of the Atlantic coastline, picturesque villages, and rolling hills. Highlights of this route include Treverva, Wendron, Sithney, View Over Atlantic Coast Holiday Park, Picnic Area, Mawla, Carharrack, and Ponsanooth.


Embark on a thrilling gravel ride to Carn Marth

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60 km
778 m
Tough

Embark on a thrilling off-road adventure to Carn Marth with this 60km gravel cycling route. With an ascent of 778m, this route is suitable for experienced gravel riders seeking an exciting challenge. Ride through rugged landscapes, past historic landmarks, and enjoy the scenic beauty of Cornwall. Highlights of this route include Treverva, Boquio, Praze-An-Beeble, Picnic Area, Illogan, Carn Marth, Stithians, and Tremough.


Cycle through scenic countryside and charming towns on this gravel route

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87 km
1180 m
Tough

This 87 km gravel route takes you through picturesque countryside and charming towns. Starting in Penryn, you'll pass through Helston, Ludgvan, Hayle, Carn Marth, and Stithians before returning to Penryn. The route offers a good challenge with 1180 meters of ascent and beautiful views along the way. The gravel surface provides an adventurous and exciting experience for gravel enthusiasts. Overall, this route is a great option for those looking to explore the diverse landscapes of Cornwall on their bike.


Cycle through picturesque villages and enjoy coastal views on this road route from Carharrack to Penzance

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102 km
1329 m
Tough

This 102 km road route takes you on a scenic journey from Carharrack to Penzance, passing through picturesque villages and offering beautiful coastal views. Starting in Penryn, you'll pass through Carharrack, Carn Brea, Hayle, Longrock, Goldsithney, and Tremough before returning to Penryn. With 1329 meters of ascent, this route provides a good level of challenge for road cyclists. The well-paved roads and breathtaking landscapes make this route a memorable and enjoyable experience. Explore the charming villages, soak in the sea views, and immerse yourself in Cornwall's natural beauty.


Explore the historic town of Helston and the scenic coastal views of Hayle on this road route

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72 km
1023 m
Tough

This 72 km road route takes you through the scenic landscapes of Cornwall, allowing you to explore the historic town of Helston and enjoy the coastal views of Hayle. Starting in Penryn, you'll pass through Helston, Hayle, Carn Brea, and Gwennap before returning to Penryn. With 1023 meters of ascent, this route provides a good challenge for road cyclists. The well-maintained roads and beautiful scenery make this a pleasant and rewarding ride. Cyclists will have the chance to immerse themselves in Cornwall's rich history and experience the coastal beauty of the region.


Enjoy breathtaking views of the Cornwall coastline on this challenging road cycling route.

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75 km
1228 m
Tough

This scenic coastal road ride near Penryn offers stunning views of the Cornwall coastline. With a total ascent of 1,228 meters and a distance of 75 kilometers, this route is perfect for experienced cyclists looking for a challenge. The highlight of the route includes Carharrack, a charming village with beautiful views, Perranporth, known for its expansive sandy beach, Cubert, a picturesque hamlet, St. Newlyn East, a village with historic sites, Truro, Cornwall's capital city, and Perranarworthal, a village along the tranquil River Fal.


Embark on a challenging gravel route from Chacewater to Truro and discover Cornwall's scenic landscapes

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95 km
1737 m
Savage

This 95 km gravel route takes you on a challenging journey through Cornwall's scenic landscapes, starting in Penryn and passing through Chacewater, Newquay, Tregurrian, Mitchell, Truro, and Perranarworthal before returning to Penryn. With an ascent of 1737 meters, this route is suitable for experienced gravel cyclists looking for a demanding adventure. Along the way, you'll encounter picturesque villages, stunning coastal views, and diverse terrain. This route provides a great opportunity to explore Cornwall's natural beauty and test your gravel riding skills.


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