5 best biking tracks in Exeter (Devon) that you should know for happy biking

At The Exeter Daily, we are die-heard fans of fitness. Exercise and gyming is good to maintain a healthy lifestyle, but biking is the most beneficial thing to do. Exeter is known for its best cycling routes. This is the cycle-friendly city with easy routes.  Only a 30-minute ride will help you to reach from one destination to other.

Cycling facilities in Exeter are best compared to other parts of the world. The bicycle is an excellent option to get around and explore the beauty of the city. There are many cycle routes in Devon but, selecting the right touring bike is important to get the most out of it. So, today we are sharing top 5 bikes and cycle trails.

So, have a look at those Biking Tracks in Exeter:

1. Okehampton to Brent Tor:

The total distance between these destinations is 32 miles or 51 km as well as the total climbing route is 2546ft/776m. The Granite way of 11-miles from the initial destination ‘Okehampton’ to Lydford is one of the best rails-to-trails cycle way. This route passes from England south of the Peak District, highest point in Dartmoor and High Willhays. You will take soothing experience in the path because Lake Viaduct is flowing in the middle as well as the fortifications and castle are free to give the another moment. This journey will ends by following the Granite Way back to Okehampton.

2. Totnes and South Hams:

Totnes and South Hams total distance is 18 miles or 31 km with the 2,079ft/634m climbing.  Totnes will be the initial and finish point. Well, the path is not easy going, but the experience you will get after biking on this route will be unforgettable. You have to travel from the flowers, birds to hedge-lined lanes.  You can also get the National Cycle route with no traffic. This will follow by the river Dart into the areas of Dartington Hall. This path of biking is not smooth but, it is good to take for best biking experience.

3. Exe Valley:

The total distance of the Exe valley is 24 miles or 38 km with total climbing of 1,404ft/428m.  This is the most popular route in Exeter which was opened in 2015 between Exeter and Exmouth. You will pass through the river Exe, the small village of quiet lanes and sharp hills. This path also crosses through the Thorverton, Netherexe and Great Western Railway.

4. Dartmoor edge:

The challenging climbing of 2,152ft/656m and the total distance is 28 miles or 45km. Stover Trail is the main route which covers traffic-free path between Newton Abbot and Bovey Tracey. Along with the tramway, old canal, pretty little towns and granite you can get life-changing experience. There are certain plans for the cycle track up the valley to Moretonhampstead which will be followed by the old railway line and nature. The biking will end Dartmoor edge.

5. Exmoor:

This famous country lane takes the best approach of 3, 740ft. The distance is approx 40 miles/65km between the hills. It is the best lanes which give straightforward path along with natural beauty. Exmoor's lane for biking gives no gentle traverses to reduce the gradient. Well, the path is a little risky but, it will give you a thrilling experience. One of the biggest climbs that you will get between the routes is Brayley Hill.

Thus, these are the best biking route in the city of Exeter. So, take the best route and enjoy the best experience of biking in the city of cycling.