We're building a guide to safe and enjoyable cycling in Portsmouth. Join in.
| Portsmouth | 2mi | Sun 2 Jun |
| Southsea | 1mi | Sat 1 Jun |
| Portsmouth | 1mi | Fri 31 May |
| Portsmouth | 1mi | Wed 1 May |
| Hayling trying for waypoints | 5mi | Mon 15 Apr |
| Hayling Suz1 | 5mi | Fri 12 Apr |
| Ride from port to station coming home | 1mi | Mon 1 Apr |
| Portsmouth Station to Port | 1mi | Mon 25 Mar |
| PhilPort | 3mi | Fri 22 Mar |
| Portsmoth Ferry to Harbour | 1mi | Fri 15 Mar |
What's your favourite route across town? Post it here and share the secret with other local cyclists.
Days Out
Find somewhere to cycle this weekend. Here’s our route-planner’s top picks around Portsmouth:
Fort Brockhurst ·
17mi round-trip
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★★
Pilsey Island ·
24mi round-trip
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★★
Fort Cumberland ·
6mi round-trip
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★★
National Cycle Network
The National Cycle Network is a great way to find traffic-free routes and quiet lanes. These routes pass through Portsmouth:
To Emsworth, Havant, Southampton, Christchurch, Bournemouth, Dorchester, Bridport, Axminster, Seaton, Sidmouth, Budleigh Salterton, Exmouth, Exeter and Dawlish.
22 View route
To London, Dorking, Guildford, Aldershot, Petersfield and Havant.
Knowledge
What are the roads like? Which are the most cycle-friendly cafés? Where’s your favourite place for a Saturday afternoon spin? Share your knowledge with other local cyclists.
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