Explore: Kenilworth on two wheels

Kenilworth is a beautifully connected town, easily accessible by bike, bus, and rail from nearby Coventry and Leamington Spa. Whether you're cycling in for the day or staying longer, Kenilworth offers a perfect blend of history, green spaces, and local charm.

At the heart of the town lies the majestic Kenilworth Castle and the evocative ruins of St Mary’s Abbey - both easily reachable by bike. The town’s layout and calm streets make it ideal for cyclists looking to explore at a relaxed pace.

Kenilworth cycling routes

Kenilworth is surrounded by tranquil green spaces perfect for cycling including:

• Kenilworth Common – a haven for nature lovers and designated paths for off-road riders and varied events throughout the year culminating in the Boxing Day Cyclocross.
• Kenilworth Greenway – a traffic-free route following a former Kenilworth to Berkswell railway line. It’s an ideal cycle route for families, connecting to the wider Warwickshire cycling network. It’s also a core segment of National Cycle Network Route 52.
• National Cycle Network Route 52 - a long distance route between Warwick and Osgathorpe, north of Coalville.
• Kenilworth Active Travel Map shows cycle routes, cycle lanes and car free routes. 

While you’re in Kenilworth

Take a break from the saddle and browse Kenilworth’s independent shops, offering everything from second-hand books and artisan bread to sewing supplies and unique gifts. Many shops and cafés are bike-friendly, with places to lock up and relax.

Kenilworth caters to all tastes and budgets, with a wide range of restaurants, cafés, and accommodation options. Whether you prefer a boutique hotel, countryside retreat, or are travelling with a motorhome or caravan, you’ll find a warm welcome here.