Perranporth Round-Trip Cycling Route: Shortlanesend Loop

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Discover the beautiful countryside on this road cycling route through Shortlanesend.

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Embark on a scenic journey through verdant landscapes and charming villages on this road cycling route near Perranporth. The route takes you through Shortlanesend, Calenick, Bissoe, and Mithian, offering breathtaking views of the countryside. Experience a mix of challenging climbs and rewarding descents, making this an ideal ride for well-trained amateurs.

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41 km

698 m

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Start: Perranporth Village center

Perranporth: Thrilling cycling experiences amidst natural beauty in Perranporth.

Perranporth is a locality situated in Cornwall and Isles of Scilly, United Kingdom. As a road and gravel cyclist, Perranporth offers excellent cycling opportunities with its diverse terrain and stunning coastal views. The area is known for its famous cycling climb, St. Agnes Beacon, which attracts cyclists from around the world. With its challenging slopes and scenic vistas, St. Agnes Beacon is a must-ride for cycling enthusiasts visiting Perranporth. The locality also offers a range of other cycling routes suitable for all levels of cyclists. Perranporth is a cyclist-friendly destination that combines breathtaking natural beauty with thrilling cycling experiences.

10 km

ShortlanesendVillage

Visit Shortlanesend and marvel at its historic church with a tall tower that offers stunning panoramic views of the surrounding countryside.

16 km

CalenickHamlet

Explore Calenick and paddle around the tranquil waters of the idyllic Calenick Creek, a hidden gem nestled in the heart of this quaint village.

25 km

BissoeVillage

Pass through Bissoe, home to the famous Bissoe Trail, a scenic multi-use path that follows an old mineral railway through beautiful woodland and countryside.