Bermuda Railway Trail Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience the Bermuda Railway Trail. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, this is the best tour available right now:

• Railway Trail Bike and Beach Tour in Bermuda

It’s free to visit the Bermuda Railway Trail, a public path that runs through the Bermuda Railway Trail National Park. While walking or jogging along the path costs nothing, you might want to rent a bike so that you can cover more of the 18-mile (29-kilometer) route in less time.

Yes, the Bermuda Railway Trail is worth it, especially if you love nature and being active outdoors. No motorized vehicles are allowed, so it’s a peaceful escape from the traffic of Bermuda. It follows an abandoned railbed along the rocky coastline and showcases some of the island’s top scenery.

Highlights include Hog Bay Park, a nature reserve home to 120-plus bird species; the Royal Naval Dockyard, a former naval base now home to art galleries and shops; and Gibb’s Hill Lighthouse, which is a short detour away but worth it to see one of the world’s oldest cast-iron lighthouses.

The Bermuda Railway Trail is divided into nine sections, which range in length from 1-3 miles (1.6-5 kilometers), so the section you choose to explore will depend on your fitness level. Due to its oceanfront location, some terrain is steep and rugged, so be prepared for inclines and tides.

Bermuda has a humid climate and can be rainy depending on the time of year, so wear breathable fabric and bring a waterproof jacket. Take plenty of water, sun protection, and energy-dense snacks, and pack a bathing suit and a towel in case you stop at any of the beaches.