Bicycling in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, is a popular way to take in the abundance of gorgeous rural landscapes, wooded areas, rolling hills and charming scenery. Cyclists of any age or athletic ability can jump on a bike and find a trail that meets their needs for relaxation, sightseeing and physical activity. Here are some of our favorite places for a bike ride in Lancaster County.
If you're hoping for a leisurely, relaxing cruise through the countryside or a ride that's fun for the whole family, you probably want a trail that's short and relatively flat. These easy bike trails in Lancaster County are perfect for anyone, including children who easily get tired.
The Lancaster Bicycle Club is an active organization that has developed a collection of maps and cue sheets to help you figure out where you can bike in Lancaster County. The following routes are some of their intermediate rides, designed for folks hoping to get in some exercise and take in their surroundings.
Designed by the Lancaster Bicycle Club, the Heritage Ride is a lengthy 59-mile loop for serious athletes and those hoping to really challenge themselves while taking in everything Lancaster County has to offer. Beginning at Ephrata Cloister, this route guides cyclists along the Strasburg Railroad, over multiple covered bridges and past the Landis Valley Museum, the English Castle, and Lititz Springs Park.
Cyclists visiting Lancaster County should consider booking a room at the Warehouse Hotel. Our conveniently located hotel is the perfect spot to get a good night's sleep before you take on a challenging bike ride or recuperate after you've completed a trail.