Camel Trail Map
Explore Cornwall's Famous Camel Trail with Our Virtual Map
Discover Cornwall's premier cycle route, the Camel Trail. You can view our detailed cycle map directly on this page or download the free PDF version to take with you. This beloved, largely flat, and traffic-free path connects Padstow, Wadebridge, and Bodmin, offering an ideal bike route for family cycling adventures and leisurely rides through stunning Cornish scenery. Journey through diverse landscapes, including woodland paths, riverside stretches, and estuary sections filled with wildlife. Take a look at the map if planning your first Camel Trail bike ride or revisiting this scenic route, our detailed cycle map is great for navigating the trail.
Benefits of Your Camel Trail Cycle Map
Why use our Camel Trail map? Whether viewing it directly on the webpage or using the free downloadable PDF, this resource is your key to planning the perfect Cornwall cycling day. It clearly marks essential points along the bike route: find the best picnic spots, bridges, identify wooded areas, and discover must-see viewpoints. Illustrated animals along the route give you hints as to where you are likely to see some local wildlife. Having access to this trail map, online or downloaded, ensures you won't miss hidden gems, when cycling solo, with family, or friends. Plan your journey, navigate with confidence, and maximise your enjoyment of the Camel Trail experience.
Convenient Cycle Hire in Wadebridge for the Camel Trail
Start your Camel Trail adventure effortlessly from Wadebridge with Bridge Bike Hire. Conveniently located directly at the start of the cycle trail in Wadebridge, we provide quality bike hire for all ages and abilities, including electric bikes and child trailers. Hire bikes easily and get expert advice on navigating the Camel Trail route. While you're here, you can also grab a printed copy of the trail map but remember you can also view the map directly on our website or download the free PDF anytime for easy planning before you arrive. Let Bridge Bike Hire set you up for a memorable day exploring the Camel Trail by bike.
Things to know about the Camel Trail Cycle Trails
From convenient parking and toilet facilities to tasty food and drink options along the trail, plus our top picks for wildlife spotting, scenic picnic locations, and the best pub to grab a cold one and unwind in. Everything you need for the perfect Camel Trail day out.
Useful Accessibility Information
Parking on the Camel Trail:
Padstow - Railway car park
Wadebridge - Piggy lane car park
Wenfordbridge – Camel Trail Car Park
Bodmin – Berry Coombe Car Park
Top Three Spots To Stop
Wildlife: First bridge across the river on the Camel Trail when cycling from Wadebridge to Bodmin. You will see fish, birds, perhaps a kingfisher and if you are lucky an otter.
Picnic: The Quarry on the Wadebridge to Padstow route offers spectacular open views of the estuary.
Pub: You are spoilt for choice in Padstow, dont’ think there is a bad one!
Where To Eat On The Camel Trail
Wadebridge to Padstow: Atlantic Costal Express - Set along the Camel Trail, ‘ACE’ is a beautifully repurposed vintage train carriage, now transformed into a unique open-air café experience.
Wadebridge to Wenfordbridge: Snail’s pace café - Just a short distance from the end of the Camel Trail, you’ll find the charmingly named Snail’s Pace Café, serving up delicious home-cooked breakfasts, hearty lunches, sweet treats, and refreshing drinks.
Wadebridge to Bodmin: Nestled above Dunmere Platform is the Borough Arms, a St Austell Brewery pub serving a warm welcome with excellent food and drink.
Plan Your Camel Trail Experience
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Wadebridge to Padstow
The most popular route for most tourists. This part of the trail follows the Camel River with stunning views and off road cycling right from our front door. A great day out with lots to see and do in Padstow and fun for all the family.
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The Camel Trail From Wadebridge to Bodmin & Wenfordbridge
A short trip across town gives you access to another 12 miles of off road cycling. Through woodland and pastureland, the Camel Trail stays on the old railway right the way up to Wenford Bridge or into the Bodmin.
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Places to visit along the way, discover the Camel Trail and more.
From the best places to eat, drink and explore to historical monuments, amazing views and exciting experiences. A day or week exploring the Camel Trail and surrounding area is making memories you will cherish.