Cycling & Mountain Biking in Pembrokeshire

There’s no better way to explore Pembrokeshire: on two wheels (stabilisers optional), with the open road and some stunning scenery.

That’s one of the beauties of cycling or mountain biking in Pembrokeshire, you’re never quite sure what’s around the next corner. The county offers such a wide range of stunning and interesting cycle routes that will appeal to all fitness levels. Pembrokeshire has hundreds of miles of accessible off-road riding on bridleways, trails and forest tracks, just pick up a map and plot your adventure.

Touring cyclists are spoilt for choice with Sustrans’ Celtic Trail West and Lon Teifi Trail. From Fishguard, head south-west and the route hugs the Pembrokeshire coastline revealing wide-open expanses of beach and towering cliffs at every turn. Turn north-east or south-east and it’s into the hills and vales you go with wild landscapes and remote enchanted hamlets with traditions stemming back generations. Choose a route, link it with one or more of our local leisure, traffic -free and family trails, and explore Pembrokeshire at your own pace.

Like a bit of mud with your biking? Big grins are guaranteed on The Stackpole Estate. The 4 mile (6.6km) route through Castle Dock and Cheriton Bottom Woods features climbs, twists, turns and jumps that are designed to test intermediate riders.

At Llys y Fran Lake they have 14kms or just under 9 miles of purpose-built mountain biking trails, pump-tracks and a pump skills area. Forgot your bike? no worries that have cycle hire as well as a repair shop. Fun guaranteed.