Cycling and adventure in the UK
Bike trails, beaches and active days out.
- Independent UK guide
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- Updated October 2026
Coed y Brenin forest is widely known as one of the UK's first purpose-built mountain bike trail centres, with graded trails from gentle family loops to hard technical descents.
Camel Trail cyclingPadstow to Wadebridge, CornwallThe Camel Trail is a flat, traffic-free path along a former railway line beside the Camel Estuary, running from Padstow to Wadebridge and on towards Bodmin.
Brighton Palace Pier and seafrontBrighton, East SussexBrighton Palace Pier opened in 1899 and is one of the most famous seaside piers in Britain, with arcades, rides and food stalls.
A day at Holkham BeachHolkham, NorfolkHolkham Beach is one of the largest and most beautiful beaches in England, a vast sweep of sand backed by dunes and pine woods within a national nature reserve.
Punting in CambridgeThe River Cam, CambridgePunting on the River Cam is one of Cambridge's signature experiences.
A day on Tenby's beachesTenby, PembrokeshireTenby is a walled harbour town in Pembrokeshire, with pastel-coloured houses and four sandy beaches including North Beach, South Beach, Castle Beach and Harbour Beach.