Cycling Holidays in the UK for Families
The UK is an ideal place to take young children on a cycling adventure. There are plenty of small villages to explore when little legs get tired and the terrain is generally flat.
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The UK is an ideal place to take young children on a cycling adventure. There are plenty of small villages to explore when little legs get tired and the terrain is generally flat.
The Western Shore Route in Windermere is popular with families. The entire trail is fairly flat and is suitable for push bikes, tricycles and trailers. Start the trip by taking the Windermere bicycle boat to the Western Shore. The trail can be 3 miles or 5 miles long depending on how far you want to ride.
A flat 13-mile cycle trail that takes you past stunning scenery. There are plenty of cafes along the route if you need a break. In Bath, you can catch the train back to Bristol. Watch the historic steam trains trundle past you on days that Avon Valley railway is operating.
Board an old steamship to cross the Loch with your bikes and make the return journey along the shoreline of the Loch. It's a 13- mile cycle back to the visitors center. The views across the Loch are beautiful and you will see plenty of wild birds along the trail.
Experienced cyclists will find plenty of challenging cycle routes around the UK. You can choose between long distance rides or winding hill rides in the Peak District.
The most famous long-distance bike ride in the UK. The 1000 mile journey takes you from the northernmost point of the UK to the southernmost point. Enjoy the stunning and remote countryside that you will pass through.
Cycle the path next to this ancient border between Scotland and England. The entire journey is just over 175 miles. There are some very steep sections in the middle of the ride that will test your hill climbing skills.
A 220-mile trail that runs across the widest point of Wales. You can cycle across the moors and the mountains on this rugged trail. You'll pass St. David's, the smallest city in the UK, and a number of ancient castles along the way. You will need to camp by the side of the trail on this cycle route.
💳 Highest rates | in December |
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😎 Quietest month | February |
🛏️ Popular accommodation types | House rentals and Cottage |
🌡️ Warmest weather | July and August |
🥶 Coldest weather | 1 °C in February and January |
🌧️ Rainiest months | 21 rainy days in August and July |
You can find a brilliant holiday rental within the average price range of £150 - £243, with great discounts of as much as 60% available!
On average 5 guests, can stay in Cottage in the United Kingdom, with accommodation options also available for larger and smaller groups.
The most popular types of holiday rentals for Cycling Holidays in the UK are Cottage and House rentals.