Prince Edward Island bike trails.

Start your cycling vacation in the province’s capital of Charlottetown. The “Birthplace of Confederation,” Charlottetown is full of history and lively culture that you’ll want to return to again and again.

While in the city, visit Canada’s second oldest legislative building and home to the Legislative Assembly of PEI, the Province House National Historic Site. You should also pay a visit to Founders' Hall, a pavilion with an exhibit on Canada’s history and heritage from the 1800s to today.

Next, head to the north coast (also known as the Green Gables coast) which is ready to greet you with warm hospitality and plenty of seafood! This is the most famous area of the province because of Lucy Maud Montgomery’s timeless novel, Anne of Green Gables. The town of Cavendish is known worldwide because of this classic tale.

Stop by Avonlea – village of Anne of Green Gables – for a glimpse of how life was 100 years ago.

Prince Edward Island National Park outlines most of the north shore coast, providing spectacular beaches and top-notch trails to explore. Be sure to add this park to your itinerary.

Continue along the north shore to the village of Malpeque. This area is world-famous for oysters and mussels, so don’t miss your chance to feast on some of the tastiest morsels the sea has to offer! Continue towards Kensington where you will head onto the Confederation Trail. This trail travels through rural towns and tranquil scenery as you make your way back to Charlottetown.