Cycling in Bodmin

Choose from cycling options near Bodmin

Bodmin offers the cyclist a great variety of cycling from quiet country lanes, which meander through picturesque villages and ancient harbours, to more challenging off-road routes which explore the depths of the Cornish countryside. From the genteel Camel Trail and Coast to Coast Trail, which are ideal for those with young children, to the challenging North Bodmin coastal road which provides some of the steepest gradients in the county. The Cornish Way offers over 200 miles of inter-linking trails for walkers and cyclists.

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Cardinham Woods

Bodmin Moor + Tamar Valley

Nestling in a beautiful valley with a bubbling stream, Cardinham Woods is one of the Cornwall's hidden gems.

Camel Trail | Padstow | Wadebridge | Bodmin

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The Camel Trail

Cornwall

The 18-mile Camel Trail links Padstow, Wadebridge and Bodmin plus an aditional path to Wenfordbridge on the edge of Bodmin Moor. It follows old railway tracks alongside the river Camel. Great for cycling, walking and nature watching for all the family.

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Goss Moor Multi-use Trail

Mid Cornwall > Bodmin

Goss Moor is the largest remaining area of mid-Cornwall moorland and is a National Nature Reserve with a 7 mile mainly flat multi-use trail which is nearly all off-road but surfaced.