Oxford Bookish Cycle Route with Map

This there-and-back route totals roughly 11km. There are some busier sections on main roads as well as uneven pathways, so this route is recommended for an intermediate or advanced cyclist.You can rent a bike with Bainton Bikes, Brompton Bikes, Byke, or Pony. You can also use Parkopedia to find park

13km Oxford West Cycle with Map

This 13km route takes you along the western side of Oxford, following the River Thames, through part of the city and the countryside. Please note that parts of Port Meadow flood in the winter, so it is best to take this route in the summer. However, one can easily start at any point or cut sections

35km Oxford Cycle Route With Map

This route is for an intermediate rider as it has some unpaved parts and busy road sections. Take your time along this route as you begin at New Marston Meadows, pit stop at Iffley Lock, wonder around Abingdon, freewheel through a bit of countryside to Cumnor Hill, and end at University Parks.You ca

4km Oxford Cycle Route: Oxford City Statues and Sculptures

This cycling route takes you past some of the city centre’s statues and sculptures you wouldn’t normally see or notice if someone had not pointed them out to you. That’s what we’re here for!You can rent a bike with Bainton Bikes, Brompton Bikes, Byke, or Pony. If you have your own bicycle, you can u

11.5km Oxford City Cycle

This 11.5km circular route starts you off in the city centre and takes you into a bit of nature. See the Martyrs’ Cross, Radcliffe Camera, Bridge of Sighs, and J.R.R. Tolkien’s former home. Have a bite to eat at the Plough before heading back along the Oxford Canal back to the start. You can rent a

5.3km North-South Oxford Cycle

This short route zips you through Oxford without too much of the hustle and bustle of the city. There is parking available on Union Street, where you can cycle to Magdalen Road. Cowley Road nearby is also chocked with food stalls if you are hungry before or after your ride. Alternatively, you can sa

16 km Casual Oxford Cycle

This route is recommended for the rider(s) who have some time on their hands and want a mostly relaxed riding route. Some of the pathways are narrow and shared with other cyclists and pedestrians, so you’ll want to ride gently here and take your time. Besides, the route takes you along some lovely r

13km Roundabout Oxford Cycle

This roundabout route starts you off in the city centre, then takes you along River Thames paths to Iffley Meadow, up Barracks Lane, and back to the city centre, weaving you through some of Oxford’s colleges. The route follows part of National Cycle Route 5, and most of the route is well-paved and f