Let’s be honest, 2020 wasn’t exactly what we all expected but it has brought some benefits. We started appreciating time with loved ones and explored local parks and trails we never knew existed, and they were literally on our doorstep. With a brand-new year around the corner, we can take some of these lessons, maybe making them into attainable new year’s resolutions.
To keep you active and exploring for Christmas and into 2021 we have a list of some of the nicest ebike routes around the UK. Those active new year’s resolutions will be a breeze with our Emu Classics or our brand-new Emu Roam. They even include the following benefits free of charge: becoming greener, keeping healthy, saving money, freedom and many more.
Let’s get out there and roam the beautiful places we have right on our doorstep
Electric Bike Routes Near You
Box Hill, Surrey (Length 16km / 19km depending on route)
Box Hill offers two cycling routes. You can imagine cycling for gold and following the Olympic cycle route or complete the full Box Hill route which includes some of the Olympic Cycle Route. Both offer outstanding views of the Surrey Hills AONB including Dorking and surrounding areas. Both are suitable for all abilities however the Olympic route follows a dual carriageway with a cycling path alongside.
Trail – Mixture of A&B roads, country lanes and hills
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The Lakeland Loop, Lake District (Length 64km)
Voted best ride in Britain with 1700 meters of climbing during the trail. The route offers tranquil lake views, quiet roads and Wrynose pass which is a true cycling challenge. Luckily, the Samsung battery will come in handy here. This ride is not for those wanting a flat ride but will not leave you disappointed.
Trail – Big hills, quiet roads
Ps – Do not forget to check the range on your battery as your charger may be required to give the battery a boost. We can recommend charging in one of the beautiful villages, which are worth a visit whether you are charging a battery or not.
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Richmond park, London (Length 12km)
The main Tamsin Trail is 12km but there are a varied number of routes within Richmond park which can cater to how fast or hard you would like to pedal. The main trail is mostly flat with some good climbs and is suitable for any level of cyclists, including novices. Be sure to watch out for the deer!
Trail – Designated cycle roads, mostly flat
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The Elan Trail, Elan Valley – Wales (Length 29 km)
This route mostly follows the line of the old Birmingham Corporation Railway. There is an abundance of wildlife with views of dams and reservoirs along with stunning viewpoints over the surrounding valleys. The route is suitable for families, novice cyclists and committed enthusiasts
Trail – Hills, flat
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North Sea Cycle Route (Length Total 600km)
The main route is 600km in length. In 2003 it was awarded a Guinness world record certificate as the longest cycle route. Do not worry we are not advising to complete this course over Christmas, but the routes located in Scotland and England are beautiful, giving you trails following canal towpaths and old railway lines. This route is designed for more experienced cyclists however your eBike will assist in those tricky areas. We would recommend the smaller section of the route which follows Scarborough to Radweg in England. The route includes hills (lots of them) beaches, cliffs and meadows. What more could you want? Do not forget longer routes check the range on your battery as may well need to take your charger to give the battery a boost at a pub or something!
Trail – Mixture of A&B roads, major roads, country lanes and hills
Ps – Do not forget to check the range on your battery as may well need to take your charger to give the battery a boost.
Camel Trail, Cornwall (Length 28km)
The Camel Trail provides access to beautiful countryside, disused railway lines and a striking contrast in scenery. The route is largely traffic free with options for experienced cyclist to explore trails leading into villages and along country lanes. This route is suitable for all levels of cyclists with lots of shops to visit on the way.
Trails – Multi use roads, hills, country lanes, B Roads
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Kent and Avon Canal (Length 131km)
This route offers spectacular scenery from Bath to Reading. Tranquil canal towpaths, countryside with key stop off points at limestone aqueducts, Claverton Pumping Station and the dramatic Caen Hill Locks. The route is generally along the towpath giving an easy and peaceful ride. If you would like to make this route shorter, we would recommend the section between Bath and Devizes as it is traffic-free making the journey more enjoyable and suitable for all abilities.
Trail- Flat, towpath, B-roads
Ps – As this is a longer route please check the range on your battery. You may have to stop off at a pub to give the battery (and you) a boost.
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