Cycling on the Isle of Wight guarantees sea views, sea air and seagulls. Almost 30 miles of the seashore is Heritage Coast. Beloved by Queen Victoria, England’s largest island has a diverse landscape of downlands, fields and almost 60 miles (97 km) of coastline. Criss-crossed with trails and lanes, pedaling is by far the best way to get around. Discover Komoot's Top 20 Cycling Routes on the Isle of Wight for a range of cycling routes with varying difficulty levels.
If you're looking a route that is a little more challenging, why not try the iconic Round the Island Cycle. Covering 65 miles, it is particularly popular with experienced cyclists. This classic loop of the Isle of Wight is one for every cyclist’s bucket list. If you are looking for a long ride with beautiful sea views, hill starts and country meanders, this route will not disappoint.
The Red Squirrel Trail, 32 miles of mostly traffic-free cycling through the heart of the Isle of Wight’s beautiful countryside. The trail takes in estuaries, woodland, farmland, downland, and a stretch of the Island’s fantastic coastline.
The trail makes an ideal two or three day cycling tour taking time to take in the wildlife along the way and visit some of the many attractions, cafes and restaurants along and nearby the trail.
Bicycles are available to hire from Routefifty7 Bike Hire in Shanklin.
https://routefifty7.com/
E-Bikes are available to hire from Zoom in Niton https://zoom-iow.co.uk/
Cycling along the Isle of Wight’s esplanades is one of the loveliest ways to take in the fresh sea air and coastal scenery. Across the Island, esplanades in places like Sandown to Shanklin, or Ryde to Seaview are perfect for a leisurely cycle, with cafés and ice cream stops along the way.
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