NAVAN BIKE RENTAL FIELD GUIDE
Three Hours on the Boyne: A Wilkinstown Greenway Spin for Families and Casual Riders
A three-hour bike rental from Park Beo Greenway Hub in Wilkinstown gives families and casual cyclists a traffic-free way to sample the Boyne Valley Greenway; this guide lays out the route, stops and what you need to know before you set off.
Three Hours on the Boyne: A Wilkinstown Greenway Spin for Families and Casual Riders.
Hire quality bikes at Park Beo Greenway Hub in Wilkinstown and set out along the Boyne Valley Greenway at your own pace. The straightforward rental process, clear wheel-size guidance and available helmets make this a simple, family-friendly way to enjoy flat, traffic‑free cycling and the peaceful Meath countryside.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Traffic‑free Greenway riding
The Boyne Valley Greenway is mostly flat and traffic‑free with proper cycling infrastructure, making it an ideal place to relax into a ride without worrying about cars—perfect for parents, groups and casual riders.
Smooth, forgiving tarmac for easy pedalling
The Greenway’s surface is smooth and mostly flat, so you don’t need exceptional fitness to enjoy a meaningful spin; the route rewards a steady comfortable pace rather than speed.
Stops, coffee and a proper day out
Planned coffee stops and the Park Beo Outdoor Café in Wilkinstown turn a short hire into a social outing — expect friendly faces, refreshments and treats when you return to the hub.
What the day feels like
What the Three‑Hour Rental Feels Like
The hire begins with a quick check‑in and setup at the Wilkinstown hub, then a gentle rollout onto a traffic‑free greenway where you can choose a steady spin to Nobber (around 9km) or push a little farther toward Kilmainhamwood (about 14km) before turning back. Helmets and child fittings are handled at the start so the ride itself feels relaxed and uncomplicated amid open countryside.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this three‑hour hire suits best — and where to be cautious.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Bring suitable outdoor clothing for changing Irish weather; helmets are available if required and the hub provides clear wheel‑size guidance to help fit younger riders.
The hire fleet includes adult and child options; staff will adjust saddles and advise on wheel sizes so riders are comfortable and safe before departure.
Plan short stops — cafés and a coffee trailer are convenient refuel points — and allow time to return to the hub so you can enjoy treats at Park Beo when you finish.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is the bike hire?
The rental period is three hours.
Where do I pick up the bikes?
Collect bikes and helmets at the Park Beo Greenway Hub in Wilkinstown.
Are helmets and child fittings available?
Yes — helmets are available if required, and the hub offers wheel‑size guidance plus child seats and trailers where standard bikes won’t fit very small children.
Is the route suitable for beginners or families?
Yes — the Greenway is mostly flat and traffic‑free, making it suitable for beginners and family groups with basic cycling ability.
Can I ride further than Nobber on a three‑hour hire?
You can choose a longer outward leg toward Kilmainhamwood (around 14km) if you’re comfortable covering more distance; the suggested Nobber leg is roughly 9km for a steadier option.