Ride Into 2026: Wilderness Scotland and Wilderness England Announce New Cycling Trips
Gravel biking in Scotland, E-biking in Cornwall, and road cycling in the Cotswolds headline the brands’ two-wheeled adventures in 2026.
Aviemore, Scotland. September 25, 2025 – From gravel adventures in the Highlands to E-biking along Cornwall’s rugged coast, Wilderness Scotland and Wilderness England, award-winning leaders in sustainable active travel, are now rolling out new two-wheeled itineraries for 2026, with options available for riders of all levels.
Introduction to Gravel Biking – Set beneath high mountain plateaus and surrounded by ancient pinewoods, Cairngorms National Park offers some of Scotland's finest gravel riding. A four-day itinerary that is based out of a welcoming guesthouse in Aviemore, this fully guided beginner’s gravel biking holiday explores quiet trails and forest tracks that wind through the Spey Valley, linking lochs, river, and small Highland villages. Led by an expert cycling guide, the trip is designed to be accessible to all, whether you are new to gravel biking or already comfortable in the saddle. Featuring relaxed daily distances, beginner-friendly trails, and an experienced guide on hand to show you the ropes, you’ll build your confidence while taking in the amazing landscape, wildlife, and character of the Highlands. Priced from US$1,567 per person. First departure: May 8-11, 2026.
Gravel Biking – Loch Lomond and Galloway – Discover the quiet trails, expansive forests, and hidden lochs of southern Scotland on this expertly guided, seven-day guided gravel biking adventure. Designed for more experienced riders in search of a challenge, this itinerary starts and ends in Glasgow, and in between explores Queen Elizabeth’s Forest Park, Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park, and Galloway Forest Park, riding through rolling hills and into the wide-open landscapes of the southwest. Offering rewarding climbs and flowing descents, visits to small villages, and rides along loch shores, days are spent immersed in the landscape, savoring local flavors, and enjoying the camaraderie that builds over the shared miles. Priced from US$3,373 per person. First departure: June 13-19, 2026.
E-Bike Cornwall – Find out for yourself why E-bike tours are so popular as you discover Cornwall’s coastal beauty and rich heritage on this seven-day adventure. Accessible for all levels, E-bikes allow you to go further and do more with ease, including exploring this incredible region shaped by ancient stone, Atlantic tides, and centuries of seafaring lore. Days are spent cycling along quiet lanes that wind through wooded valleys, open farmland, and wild moor. Pause at castle-topped islands, hidden harbors, and windswept cliffs where seabirds wheel overhead. Visit iconic landmarks like St. Michael’s Mount and Lizard Point, and spend time in seaside towns where whitewashed cottages lean into the breeze. Learn about the area’s unique history, taste fresh Cornish pasties, and enjoy the warm hospitality as you go. Priced from US$4,803 per person. First departure: April 25-May 1, 2026.
Road Cycling – The Cotswolds – Updated for 2026, this much-loved six-day road cycling itinerary goes deep into the Cotswolds’ quaint villages, rich heritage, and quintessential countryside. England’s largest ‘Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty’, the Cotswolds is home to such iconic English towns as Oxford and Stratford-upon-Avon, postcard-worthy spots like Bourton-on-the-Water, and the town of Bath, famous for its Roman baths and Georgian elegance – all of which you’ll see firsthand as you pedal along quiet country lanes and leafy bridleways that link the stone-built villages, historic castles, grand manor houses, and cozy coaching inns. Priced from US$3,783 per person. First departure: May 16-21, 2026.
“Our 2026 cycling collection reflects the growing appetite for varied styles of riding,” says Anna Brownlow, head of product & partner relations. "From accessible E-bike adventures to heart-pumping gravel rides, these trips offer new ways to experience the landscapes and cultures of Scotland and England.”
These cycling itineraries join a wider 2026 line-up that includes the new Culture & Heritage tours in Scotland, England, and Ireland; new hiking holidays in Scotland and England; new self-guided walking tours along the South West Coast Path; a women’s Wilderness Retreat in the Lake District; and a sea kayaking journey through the Inner Hebrides & Argyll.
For more information on all the above tours and more, please visit WildernessScotland.com, WildernessEngland.com, and WildernessIreland.com.
Article provided by www.wildernessscotland.com.
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