Cycling in Brighton

Cycling

Overview

Cycling is the best way to see the city of Brighton as it has been selected as one of the UK's Cycling Towns. If you want to head out into the countryside then the South Downs National Park offers bridleways, trails and byways, perfect for peddling!

There is a cycling hub situated at the rear of Brighton train station which provides 500 secure cycling parking spaces for anyone wanting to explore the city by bike. The hub also provides a cycle repair workshop, a coffee shop, yoga and spinning facilities, showers, changing rooms and accessible toilets.

What makes it special

  • The best way to see Brighton
  • Secure cycling hub
  • One of the UK's cycling towns

Hostels nearby

Cycling in Brighton

Brighton, East Sussex, BN1 4DJ

Map references

OS Grid Ref:
TQ 31078 05021
Lat/Lng:
50.831577, -0.1402408
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Contact information

Phone:
01273 448095

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