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Welcome to the World of ebikes in North Wales

Published on 5 Sep 2023 by Amy Greenwood

Welcome to the world of ebikes in North Wales, where cutting-edge technology meets the raw beauty of the Welsh countryside. 

With the recent opening of Cycling UKā€™s latest long distance off-road route, Traws Eryri, we thought weā€™d take a look at the world of ebikes in North Wales. Electric bikes have become increasingly popular in recent years, and for good reason; these innovative two-wheelers combine traditional pedal power with a battery-powered motor, providing visitors with an easy and sustainable way to explore the stunning landscape this area has to offer.

North Wales is renowned for its diverse terrain, from the majestic peaks of Eryri National Park to picturesque coastal paths, scenic woodland trails and charming country lanes, there’s no shortage of breathtaking routes to explore. With an ebike, you can effortlessly immerse yourself in the surrounding landscape, with electric assistance making it easier to tackle steep hills, cover longer distances, and venture into areas that might be challenging on a conventional bike.

With an increasing number of ebike rental shops, guided tours, and dedicated cycling paths North Wales is a popular choice for ebike enthusiasts. So, whether you’re a nature lover, an outdoor adventurer, or simply looking for a family friendly holiday activity, ebikes allow you to enjoy the ride without worrying about fatigue or steep inclines, and offer the perfect solution for people of varying ages and abilities to enjoy an outdoor adventure together.

There are many scenic trails to choose from across Gwynedd and Anglesey, so gear up and let an ebike take you on a memorable journey through the enchanting landscapes of North Walesā€¦

Welcome to the World of ebikes in North Wales

The Mawddach Trail

This 9 mile route along the disused railway line between Dolgellau and Barmouth offers a traffic-free cycling route with stunning views of the Mawddach Estuary and mountains beyond.

Coed y Brenin

A haven for mountain biking enthusiasts with a wide choice of trails of varying difficulties and lengths from family friendly routes to more challenging trails perfect for thrill seekers.

Pen LlÅ·n

The quiet lanes of Pen LlÅ·n provide beautiful picturesque routes which meander through the unspoilt countryside; enjoy coastal views and hedges filled with wildflowers. 

Traws Eryri

The latest long distance off-road route to be launched by Cycling UK, Traws Eryri, (Trans-Snowdonia), weaves through one of the UK’s most dramatic mountain landscapes. With sweeping descents, gnarly climbs and rugged terrain throughout this 130 mile route between Machynlleth and Conwy promises to show you the best of wild Wales.  

LĆ“n Eifion

This popular route stretches for 12.5 miles between the historic town of Caernarfon and the rural village of Bryncir; enjoy views of the LlÅ·n Peninsula to the South west, Caernarfon Bay and Anglesey to the west and north, and the impressive mountains of Snowdonia to the east.

If youā€™re looking to hire an ebike try one of the following North Wales based companies:

Discover Llyn – LlÅ·n Peninsula based hire and guide company which offer a regular schedule of tours suitable for anyone aged 14 and upwards

Coed y Brenin – this popular mountain biking destination offers a wide range of bike hire including three ebike options 

Anglesey Elecbike Hire – electric bike hire company based in Llangaffo, Anglesey

Easy Pedals – ebike hire based in Rhoshirwaun on the LlÅ·n Peninsula

1085 Adventures Snowdonia – bike hire, including ebikes, and guided rides, based in Beddgelert

Beics Betws – based in the beautiful village of Betws y Coed, Beics Betws stock a wide range of traditional and ebikes and offer a bike hire delivery and collection service in Llandudno, Conwy and across the North Wales coastal area.

 
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