King Alfred’s Way

350kms connecting offroad trails, bridleways and country lanes forms a loop that links together iconic monuments in central southern England, passing by Stonehenge, Avebury Stone Circle, Old Sarum, Farnham Castle and Winchester and Salisbury Cathedrals to mention just a few. The trail is ideal for wide tyre gravel bikes and mountain bikes. Although in parts the trail runs close to several big towns you feel as if you are exploring wide open landscapes across an ancient land. With white horses carved in to chalk hillsides and remote Iron Age hill forts it truly is a cycling adventure in to historic Britain.

Riding King Alfred’s Way with SunVelo

There are numerous methods to tackle the King Alfred’s Way from wild camping to day trips riding one section at a time. SunVelo runs a 4 day, 4 night fully supported guided group tour for which you will need to be a competent mountain bike rider albeit at a relaxed touring pace.
We have created a way to ride the entire route that allows you to enjoy it to the full with everything taken care of so you can overdose on the spectacle of the landscape and focus on the ride. Navigation in particular areas can be difficult and you will be lead by an expert qualified mountain bike leader. Your overnight stays where your luggage is transported to each day take advantage of the area’s best country pubs and inns where you will be treated to very comfortable accommodation, excellent food and local country ales. For further details email: enquiries@sunvelo.com

King Alfred’s Way

4 and 5 day guided and supported tours
starting May 2022.

For further details email:
enquiries@sunvelo.com