Cycle the Bristol to Bath Railway Path
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Helmet, lock, lights and tools will be included with your bike and the Railway Path is a beautiful way to cycle in a safe, traffic-free environment which is excellent for children too!
A guide will help you find the start of the path, which is close to the hire location in Redfield, Bristol. You can take a map and will be sent a digital map of the route, with suggested rest stops and cafes.
Once you join the path, you can either head into Bristol City Centre and explore the harbourside and many attractions the city has to offer or have a real adventure and cycle all the way to Bath! One of the Bike Bristol team is happy to cycle with you to the start of the route to help you on your way.
The ride to Bath is 14 miles from the suggested start point and will take between 1.5 and 2 hours depending on your speed and how many times you stop for coffee!
If you’d like to spend a few hours exploring Bath, you should allow 8 hours for this experience.
Age restrictions: 8+
| Bike hire for two people (Up to two people) | £70 |
| Bike hire for three people (includes hire of bikes & kit for three people) | £99 |
| Bike hire for four people (includes hire of bikes & kit for four people) | £120 |
| Bike hire for up to two people (includes hire of bikes & kit for two people) | £70 |
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Facilities
- Experience takes place outdoors
- Refreshments available
On the day
-Please finalise your booking by completing the Bike Bristol form here: https://bikebristol.as.me/Yuup -You'll need to do this so we have your full details for the hire.
- Please arrive at the agreed time with clothes appropriate for cycling that are comfortable and won’t get caught in the wheels or chain
- There is on-street parking available close by
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You'll be hosted by
Sam Marsh
Sam launched Bike Bristol in 2019. He wanted to share his passion for cycling with kids and adults in cities who might face some barriers to cycling. Sam is a qualified National Standards Cycling Instructor (NSIQ). Having taught 'Bikeability' and 'Learn to Ride' courses for seven years, Sam brings a wealth of teaching experience. He's also first aid trained and a qualified bike mechanic.
Any questions?
Ask your question directly to Bike Bristol.