Electric Bike Family Cycling Holidays
Not every cycling experience has to end with you feeling exhausted and sweaty and our family electric bike cycling holidays are designed to allow you to enjoy the leisurely side of cycling.
These trips are perfect for families and allow you to take in the scenery at a good pace whilst ensuring no one gets left behind on any hills you might come across. Why not browse our range below to get some inspiration for your next family cycling adventure?
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12 to 14 Aug - This guided holiday is perfect for those who are new to cycling or who want to develop their skills and experience to cycle safely and more confidently!
This UK family cycling holiday allows you to take all of the hassle out of arranging a cycling adventure with your family so that you can relax and enjoy the experience together in the Lake District. Based in Penrith in the Northern Lake District, this guided holiday is perfect for those who are new to cycling or who want to develop their skills and experience to cycle safely and more confidently. Our guides will show you how to set your bikes up at the start of each day and to do necessary safety and maintenance checks ...
Based in the beautiful White Peak area of the southern Peak District, this fantastic family ride will introduce you to the countryside around the lovely former cheese-making and mining village of Hartington. Taking full advantage of the old railways converted into traffic-free cyclepaths, and the area's quiet back-roads, our guides will lead you on loop rides to explore the surrounding area. You'll have the opportunity to explore the history of the old Tissington railway, take in the stunning scenery of Dovedale, as well as ...
The Northumberland Coast is best known for its sweeping sandy beaches, rolling dunes, high rocky cliffs and islands. This is a lovely family cycling holiday that takes in the special qualities of this coastal landscape with spectacular views as the route passes impressive castles and fortresses. This family cycling holiday in the UK begins at the quaint village of Warkworth, with its impressive 12th Century castle, before the route travels northwards weaving its way through pretty villages and skirting alongside the wide...
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Travel along the northern boundary of Britannia and the Roman Empire and rediscover the Emperor Hadrian’s Wall on two wheels.
Utilising the National Cycle Network, with that extra Skedaddle ingredient, we cycle along the boundary of the Old Roman Empire, starting and finishing at either end of Hadrian's Wall. During the cycling you'll follow in the footsteps of Roman soldiers, whilst experiencing some of the rich heritage that Cumbria and Northumberland have to offer. This wonderful cycling holiday passes through open hill country, peaceful river valleys and finishes at the North Sea at Tynemouth. After arriving into Newcastle you spend the fir...
This 'must-do' family cycling holiday is a wonderful way to see the varied and beautiful landscapes of northern England, following the well signed National Cycle Network route from the Irish Sea in the West to the North Sea in the East, cycling along quiet country lanes, cycleways and paths. Leaving the Irish Sea behind, you head into the solitude and space of the Lake District, Cumbria and the North Pennines. This popular route and firm Skedaddle favourite, is not without its challenges, taking in Hartside Pass, where a...
Hadrian's Wall country is quite simply a cyclist's paradise with its stunning landscapes and sense of history, from the bloody border feuds of the Border Reivers to being home to Europe's largest surviving Roman monument, Hadrian's Wall. Built in AD122 under the orders of Emperor Hadrian, the wall stretched for 73 miles between the tidal Tyne at Newcastle in the east to the Solway Firth in the west, and was successful in controlling the northern frontier of the Roman Empire. In 1987 Hadrian's Wall was designated a World Heri...
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Explore the Hadrian's Cycleway on our holiday and check out the Roman sites along the way. Perfect for those looking to entertain the kids with some cycling alongside a slice of history.
Hadrian's Wall country is quite simply a cyclist's paradise with its stunning landscapes and sense of history, from the bloody border feuds of the Border Reivers to being home to Europe's largest surviving Roman monument, Hadrian's Wall. Built in AD122 under the orders of Emperor Hadrian, the wall stretched for 73 miles between the tidal Tyne at Newcastle in the East to the Solway Firth in the West, and was successful in controlling the northern frontier of the Roman Empire. In 1987 Hadrian's Wall was designated a World Heri...
This UK family cycling holiday takes you along the northern boundary of the Roman Empire, starting and finishing at either end of Hadrian's Wall utilising the National Cycle Network as you cycle coast to coast. Cycling along you'll follow in the footsteps of Roman soldiers, whilst experiencing some of the rich heritage that Cumbria and Northumberland have to offer. This coast to coast cycling holiday boasts open hill country, peaceful river valleys and a finish in the vibrant city of Newcastle. You will be supported ...
A classic family cycling holiday in the UK, from Newcastle upon Tyne to Edinburgh, on The National Cycle Network Route 1: Coast and Castles, utilising the North Sea Cycle Route. Arriving in Newcastle with its excellent transport connections, you'll spend your first night in this vibrant city. The next day, following the Coast and Castles route, you'll head up the dramatic and beautiful Northumberland Coast, with its long sandy beaches and spectacular castles. Over the next few days you'll make your way to the Scotti...
This is a 'must-do' family cycling holiday in the UK! With its quiet country lanes, cycleways and paths it's a wonderful way to see the varied and beautiful landscapes of northern England, on the National Cycle Network route from the Irish Sea across to the North Sea. After leaving the sea at Whitehaven, we head eastwards into the solitude and space of the Lake District, Cumbria and the North Pennines. This well paced cycling holiday ends 140 miles later as we cross the fabulous millennium bridge in Newcastle before reac...
Scotland is renowned for its glistening lochs and majestic glens, and the Lochs and Glens is a wonderful self-guided family cycling holiday in the UK that enables you to experience it all by bike! We follow National Cycle Network routes and enjoy riding on traffic-free paths and quiet roads with some sections on cinder trails and well surfaced off-road trails. Cycling from the pretty village of Balloch, also known as the gateway to Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park, to Perth on the banks of the river Tay, the rou...
An easy-paced family cycling holiday in Holland, a country with the most extensive cycle network in the world! Holland is the classic artist's landscape: flat, fertile and open, providing long canals, beautiful windmills and many historic towns and villages. Holland is best explored by boat and bike, a theory epitomised in our holiday itinerary. Spend your days cycling from place to place and then unwind and relax on a comfortable canal barge. Travelling north from Amsterdam you'll cycle across an area not recovered f...
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