The Cornish Way
Using route 2, 3 and 32 you can discover The Cornish Way. Taking in all the classic Cornish sights, from beautiful beaches to delightful seaside towns. Running from Bude to lands end, across moorland, past woodland taking and mixed with off road trails such as The Camel Trail from Padstow to Wenfordbridge, the route takes you on a tour of Cornwall which shows some of the best of our beautiful county.
Options include doing the whole thing over a few days, using the route to create loops, which is one of our favourite things to do from our base here near Padstow or try a one way trip. You can find out more about the route on the Sustrans website.
195 miles, 314km
Suitable for: Touring, Road bikes, Electric Bikes
North Cornwall Coast Road
Padstow to Watergate Bay and back again!
This is one of Kelly’s favourite rides, big hills and big scenery! Easier on a road bike or electric bike, the small lanes.
11.3 miles one way
There is the option of coming back inland through St Eval and along the lanes back to Padstow which is a little easier on the legs!
See this route on Strava
Suitable for: Road bikes, Touring Bikes, Electric Bikes
Bude, Widemouth and the famous Milook Climb
A very challenging ride for experienced riders and strong legs. The famous Milook climb is a great way to test your climbing skills climbing 350ft in less than half a mile.
Part of the ride hugs the North Cornish Coast giving superb views as reward for all your hard work.
You can find out more about the route on the Strava.
16.87 mile loop
1494 ft
Suitable for: Road Bikes
Sennen Route Taking In Mousehole
Fantastic loop taking in the old tin mines, spectacular coastal routes, beautiful beaches and Cornish Villages.
24 miles
2,312 ft
you can find out mroe about this route on Strava
Suitable for: Touring, Road and Electric Bikes
Watergate to Camelford Loop
Not for the fainthearted this is a cycle route to challenge you. Distance and hill climbs combine with spectacular views, one to do on your own or with some friends to encourage you onwards!
You can find out more about the route on the Strava.
62.6 mile loop
5,088 ft
Suitable for: Road Bikes or touring bikes if you want to take it a bit slower