Bristol Bike Tours
Bristol was Britain's first Cycling City, and the flat harbourside loop plus the Bristol and Bath Railway Path — the country's first traffic-free cycle route, laid on an old railway line in 1979 — make it an easy place to ride. Guided bike tours cover the harbour, the street-art quarters and Clifton in half the time a walk would take.
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Bike Tours in Bristol — FAQ
Is Bristol good for cycling?
The harbourside and the Railway Path are flat and traffic-free, and the city was Britain’s first designated Cycling City in 2008. The climb to Clifton is the one hard bit — guided tours usually route around it or take it slowly.
How much is a bike tour in Bristol?
Guided city bike tours cost around £29.50 for roughly three hours, bikes included. Longer rides out along the Railway Path towards Bath cost more.
Can you cycle from Bristol to Bath?
Yes — the Bristol and Bath Railway Path runs 13 miles (21 km) traffic-free between the two cities and takes most riders about two hours each way. It is the most popular day ride in the region.
