The autumn wind has blown away the summer heat and brought the coolness of autumn. Autumn is also a great time for cycling. Enjoy the scenery along the way while cycling. So, where are some good places to cycle in Hangzhou? Below, we recommend a few good places.
1、West Lake District
Hejia Village Cycling Park in Longwu Tea Town
Hejia Village Cycling Park in Longwu has Hangzhou’s first standard mountain bike track, 5.9 kilometers long, surrounded by mountains and water, with tea fields stretching as far as the eye can see. It is known as “Hangzhou’s most beautiful track”.
The mountain bike track, which winds through homestays, tea plantations, reservoirs, and streams, passes through characteristic villages such as Longwu Tea Town, offering stunning tea plantation views and a fun cycling experience. It’s both refreshing and good for your lungs.
2、Xiaoshan District
Daicun Forest Cycling Path
The Daicun Forest Cycling Path is located in the Stone Cow Mountain Forest Park of the Daicun Yunshui Eco-tourism Resort, with an average elevation of 400 meters. It is interconnected with the national hiking and walking path, and flowering trees such as cherry blossoms, peach blossoms, and red plums are planted in clusters along the path, connecting several well-known scenic spots such as the Nuwa Temple, the Yunmen Ancient Temple, the Xiangtian Bamboo Wind, and the Tianshi Waterfall.
The cycling path is 20 kilometers long and consists of a main route and several branch lines. 5G communication base stations have been pre-deployed to ensure information connectivity between the mountain and the foot of the mountain. It adheres to the integration of functional and landscape features, providing facilities such as rest stops, rest platforms, viewing pavilions, and parking spaces, making it a favorite destination for cycling enthusiasts.
Xiang Lake Phase III Circum-Lake Greenway
The Xiang Lake Phase III Circum-Lake Greenway is 7.6 kilometers long and 4.6 meters wide. Each color section is approximately 1 kilometer long. It is built along the waterfront of Xiang Lake Phase III. Public bike rental points and scenic bike rental points are set up at the Laohudong Tourist Service Center and along the Phase III scenic area.
The colorful greenway has a separation strip that effectively separates the motor vehicle lane, allowing visitors to relax and enjoy themselves on the greenway. While cycling, you can also experience the scenery of Xiang Lake Phase III. The colorful path complements the beautiful scenery, allowing you to fully enjoy the wonderful time of “riding”.
3、Yuhang District
Jingshan Beautiful Countryside Cycling Route
This route starts from the Zhejiang Zero Ring Road and passes through Shuangxi Greenway, Siliang Reservoir, Jingshan Cultural Hall, Flower Language World (Flower Rhyme Green Landscape Base), Jingshan Academy, etc., with a total length of about 25 kilometers.
Following the cycling path, you’ll encounter green mountains and waters, lush forests, bamboo groves, flower seas, tea plantations… Feel the dense forests, embark on a journey of “speed and passion”, these are the stunning scenery you cannot miss.
4、Lin’an District
Shigao Line Bamboo Forest Highway
The Jinan Street Shigao Line, starting from Shimentou and ending at Gaojiatou, is 7.25 kilometers long with a road width of 5.5 meters, expanding to 6 to 7 meters at bends. Bamboo waves sway along the way, forming a sea of bamboo, earning it the name “Bamboo Forest Highway”.
In recent years, Jinan Street has carried out greening renovations along the line, adding resting pavilions, public toilets, and other public service facilities. It has also incorporated bamboo forests and cycling elements into landscape nodes, giving it a brand-new look.
Qingshan Lake Circum-Lake Greenway
The Qingshan Lake Greenway is 42.195 kilometers long, the same distance as an international marathon. The greenway encircles the lake, nestled amidst the mountains and waters.
Cycling along the Circum-Lake Greenway, the gentle spring breeze blows in your face, and you can ride all the way, with a different scenery in every frame.
“Fish Leaping Over the Dragon Gate” Big Fish Line
The Big Fish Line is 25.3 kilometers long, 6 meters wide, a two-lane Class IV highway. It starts at Wangwangling in Hongqiao Village, Gaohong Town, passes through Shimen, Longshang, and Dashan Village, and ends at the junction of Lin’an District and Anji County, known as the Big Fish Top, hence its name. The Big Fish Line.
The road has streams on the left side and mountains on the right, offering unique scenery. The forest coverage rate along the line is high, with a beautiful ecological environment, making it ideal for cycling.
Zhejiang Western Sky Road
The Zhejiang Western Sky Road is 139 kilometers long, starting at the 8300 Outdoor Sports Center, including the G330 National Highway, Hualang Line, Jiazhe Line, Hebai Line, and other roads, connecting 1 national-level nature reserve, 7 scenic areas, and 17 natural villages.
The unique mountain terrain along the line is rich in natural resources, encompassing various mountains, valleys, ancient paths, and wild animals and plants, making it a challenging destination for outdoor enthusiasts such as hiking, trail running, rock climbing, canyoning, and cycling.
4、Tonglu County
Fuchun Greenway South Line Route: Fuchunjiang Second Bridge – Fuchunjiang Third Bridge. The Fuchun Greenway South Line is 8.2 kilometers long, with an average width of 6 meters. It takes about 50 minutes to cycle and is a treasure trove of recreational greenways.
The bike path is gently sloped, suitable for cycling and relaxation for people of all ages. The road surface is paved with colored asphalt, making it smoother and more comfortable. The long red bike path contrasts with the surrounding green mountains and sparkling river, creating a peaceful yet vibrant atmosphere. You can enjoy the most beautiful scenery of Tonglu in the evening or early morning.
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