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Cycling in Jersey

Discover a map of 841 cycling routes and bike trails in Jersey, created by our community.

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Get to know Jersey

Use the bike route planner’s cycling routes to explore Jersey, the biggest Channel Island located in the English Channel. It is owned by the British crown but not part of the EU. Thanks to the Gulf Stream, the average temperature during the summer months is about 21°C and is thus perfect for bike tours. Here, you can find bike routes of varying degrees of difficulty that cover relaxed cycling at the beach as well as hilly ascends.

18,174 km

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841

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The best bike routes in Jersey

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Corbiere

Cycling route in Saint Helier, St Helier, Jersey

12.5 km
Distance
76 m
Ascent
87 m
Descent
0

St Clements Road, St Helier to Charing Cross Street, St Helier

Cycling route in Saint Helier, St Helier, Jersey

51.4 km
Distance
816 m
Ascent
809 m
Descent
1

ferry to camp

Cycling route in Saint Helier, St Helier, Jersey

10.8 km
Distance
136 m
Ascent
85 m
Descent
Les Ormes, St Brelade to Les Ormes, St Brelade
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Les Ormes, St Brelade to Les Ormes, St Brelade

Cycling route in Saint Helier, St Helier, Jersey

23.9 km
Distance
222 m
Ascent
294 m
Descent

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Highlights

  • Watch the Jersey battle of Flowers, a parade of wagons decorated with flowers that is carried out every second Thursday and Friday in August.
  • Discover Elizabeth Castle and learn more about Jersey’s history. St. Helier, the island’s patron saint, is rumoured to have lived in the castle.
  • Visit the Jersey War Tunnels that remind of the island’s German occupation during the second World War. There are several exhibitions that address the resistance, the cooperation and the island’s liberation.

Tips

  • The street network is well-developed despite the island’s size. About 80 kilometres of the network are so-called “Green Lanes” where the maximum speed allowed is 24 m/h (15 mph) and cyclists and hikers have priority.
  • On Jersey, English and Jersey-French are spoken. However, this strongly deviates from French and is only understood by locals.
  • Like in Great Britain, people drive on the left.

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