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Fukuoka & Kyushu Cycling Routes & Reports

Kyushu offers something special for cyclists of every level. With scenic roads, beautiful attractions, mild winters, and fewer crowds, it’s a paradise for anyone who loves exploring on two wheels. As cycling grows in popularity worldwide as a sport, health activity, and tourism experience, it’s also booming right here in Kyushu. That’s why Fukuoka Now is thrilled to share knowledge, experiences, routes, and more to help both new and seasoned cyclists discover even more of Kyushu—from the saddle.

The timing couldn’t be better: we recently met Tim and Rachel, a Canadian couple new to Fukuoka who are on a mission to explore as much of Kyushu as they can by bike. They’re generously sharing their ride reports with us, and with that, Fukuoka & Kyushu Cycling Routes & Reports is born.

Bookmark this page and check back often for fresh reports. We’d love to hear your feedback, suggestions, or requests for future rides—feel free to email us at cycling@fukuoka-now.com.

#07: Cycling The Raizan Shrine & Zuibaiji Dam

Today, we’re setting off on a cold and rainy November morning for Raizan Shrine, one of the most famous spots for autumn foliage viewing. With neoprene shoe covers, Gore-Tex gloves, fleecy arm warmers, and Merino wool neck gaiters, we’re fully geared up, making the ride not just possible but highly enjoyable! Read more
(Post date: 2024/12/13)

#06: Cycling Fukuoka to Kokura & Back

Today, we’re heading out on an overnight bike trip to Kokura and back. With a total distance of 175 km, this loop can be completed in a single day, but it’s much more enjoyable when spread over two…Read more
(Post date: 2024/12/6)

Cycling Fukuoka to Kokura & Back

#05: Cycling Shiraito Falls & Fuji Shakunage Lake

We set out on an overcast yet ideal mid-November ride into the Sefuri Mountain Range, just south of Fukuoka City. While the long, warm summer had held back the autumn colors in the city, up in the mountains, the maples and ginkgos had already begun trading their greens for vibrant yellows and reds… Read more
(Post date: 2024/11/22)

#04: Cycling Sasaguri: Temples, Trails, and Scenic Passes

Welcome to the fourth post in our cycling series! This time Tim and Rachel explore the Sasaguri area, a mix of mountain passes, quiet roads, and cultural landmarks like Nanzoin Temple… Read more
(Post date: 2024/11/21)

Cycling Sasaguri: Temples, Trails, and Scenic Passes

#03: Cycling Beppu & Yufuin: Mountains, Hot Springs, and Rice Terraces

Welcome to the third post in our cycling series! Today, we’re taking the bikes on a train journey to the iconic hot spring town of Beppu. While most visitors come to unwind in the famous onsen and… Read more
(Post date: 2024/11/14)

#02: Cycling Itoshima: The God Stone & Hakoshima Shrine Loop

Today, we are heading out on what might best be classified as a “mini-adventure.” We’ll be taking our folding bikes through the Itoshima rice fields to Kamiari, the God Stone of Power… Read more
(Post date: 2024/10/29)

#01: Cycling Sefuri Mountain: Mt. Sefuri & The Gokayama Dam

Today, we will be riding up to Sefuri Peak and around the Gokayama Reservoir, a punchy but beautiful go-to weekend loop for every Fukuoka cyclist… Read more
(Post date: 2024/10/28)

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Published: Dec 13, 2024 / Last Updated: Dec 13, 2024

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