Cornwall Cycling
The Camel Trail approaching Padstow
Padstow | The Camel Trail | Rock | Wadebridge | Padstow Obby Oss | Bodmin Moor | Bodmin
. Cycling in Cornwall -The Camel Trail a cycle path following the line of a disused railway, runs along the beautiful the Camel Estuary from Padstow the 6 miles to Wadebridge, and on , for the more adventurous, another 8 miles to Bodmin ; and yet on again to the western edge of Bodmin Moor, the rugged heart of Cornwall. Trail Cycle hire. Left your bikes at home? No problem, there are several bike hire shops in Padstow Wadebridge and Bodmin from which to rent one. Whole day, half day, and evening hire. From montain bikes to adult tourers to childs trailer bikes to tandems. The Camel Trail, is very popular, particularly during the School Holidays. Other off road Cycling in Cornwall routes.
Bird Hide. Little Petherick Creek. Up until the lines' closure the Atlantic Coast Express would bring thousands of holidaymakers to Padstow and the delights of North Cornwall each season. Above Dinham the fields are often a blaze of daffodils in Spring, turning to a swath of red in late summer, when the wild poppies are at their best. Wonderful views from the abandoned Quarry, wooden seats strategically place to rest those aching legs,
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