The trails, due to be completed by autumn 2017, are designed to allow people to use pedal power to get active and explore the great outdoors at several National Trust locations.
Each trail will be around 5km long and will wind through scenic parklands and atmospheric woodlands.
Helen Ghosh, director general for the National Trust, says: “I know from cycling with my own family that it’s a wonderful way to explore the countryside and get in touch with nature, while getting fit and having fun.
"I am delighted that generous funding from Sport England means that we can create more trails at our properties across the country for cyclists of all ages and levels of skill to explore and enjoy."