Cycling routes in Iran

A Bike Journey

Iran offers a wide variety of cycling routes for every skill level. From mountain passes to coastal roads and desert trails, every journey provides unforgettable scenery and authentic cultural experiences. You can cycle in Iran throughout the year. However, spring and autumn provide the most comfortable weather for long-distance rides. During summer, the Alborz and Zagros Mountains remain pleasantly cool, while the Persian Gulf islands become ideal destinations during winter.

Main routes for cycling

• On the ancient Silk road
• Qeshm and Kish Islands near Persian Gulf
• On the classic route
• East side of Country
• Central Desert
• North Forests

Kish Island

One of the longest and most beautiful bike-riding paths on Kish Island, with a 75km length, is completely separate from automobile roads. You can rent a bike at particular stations.

These stations are in different parts of the island, such as the recreation waterfront and the side of the Marjan market, and are run by the private sector. Kish’s fantastic landscapes in the south and southwest with vegetation are accessible to everyone.

To rent a bike in Kish, you have to go to the bike hire stations, which are along the bike path and offer different types of single, double, tricycle, electric, and multiplayer bikes.

Rent what you need and enjoy this sport. These stations are located in various parts of the island, such as the recreational quay and adjacent to the coral market, and are operated by the private sector.

The pristine nature of the island is accessible to the south and west of the island with beautiful views of the sea, beaches, gardens, palm trees, and vegetation.

Riding a bicycle on a special route allows tourists to view the natural scenery at a slower pace. The variety of palm trees along the bike path, beaches, and gardens, as well as pristine nature, will double the enjoyment of cycling in the area.

Experience Iran on Two Wheels

Ride through ancient caravan routes, mountain landscapes, and peaceful villages while discovering Iran from a unique perspective.