Camel Trail Circuit with a ferry

Mixture of the entire length of the Camel Trail (17 miles) where the surface is compacted china clay and grit, flat all the way and suitable for all (except maybe racing bikes) and then a hilly section on lanes, all paved.

Easiest to do this clockwise as the hill from Poolys Bridge (end of Camel trail) to St Tudy is 2 miles up hill. (or down if done clockwise!)

Lots of pubs and tea rooms on route

Good old traditional English pubs at St Tudy, Chapel Amble and St Kew

Parking at Padstow, Wadebridge, Dunmere, Helland Brdge. Bike hire at Wadebridge and Padstow

Padstow/Rock ferry bikes cost £1, runs every 15 mins during the summer, a bit less in the winter. daylight hours.