Lanhydrock Cycle Hub & Café – Camel Trail Tea Garden loop from Wadebridge

Lanhydrock Cycle Hub & Café – Camel Trail Tea Garden loop from Wadebridge

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Lanhydrock Cycle Hub & Café – Camel Trail Tea Garden loop from Wadebridge

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46.0km

750m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: October 7, 2026

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541 m

Wadebridge Town Centre

Highlight • Cycleway

Small, picturesque town in north Cornwall. The city lies on the River Camel, at the beginning of the estuary that ultimately flows into the Atlantic.
Definitely worth a detour - easily accessible via the A39.

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29.8 km

Lanhydrock Cycle Hub & Café

Highlight • MTB Park

Hidden in the beautiful, wooded grounds of the National Trust's Lanhydrock

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30.8 km

Lanhydrock Cycle Bridge Over the A30

Highlight • Cycleway

A great pedestrian and cycle-friendly bridge over the busy A30 road on Sustrans National Cycle Network Route 3 (Land's End to Bristol), which provides an excellent link from the off-road trails at Lanhydrock and the town of Bodmin.

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37.5 km

Boscarne Junction Heritage Railway Station

Highlight • Historical Site

Built during the Victorian era, in the late 19th century, this lovely railway station connected two railways: the Great Western Railway and the Bodmin and Wadebridge Railway. The station ceased …

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38.4 km

Camel Trail Tea Garden

Highlight • Restaurant

Lovely little cafe right on the Camel Trail, serving good selection of hot food, cakes, sandwiches, coffee, beer and wine.

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42.9 km

Winding Road Climb (Simon Warren #113)

Highlight • Trail

The left climb is number 113 in Simon Warren's Another 100 Greatest Cycling Climbs. Super greasy surface - even in June. Reduced to walking :( Bring wide tyres with low pressures.

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