AN EXCITING PLACE TO RIDE

Discover one of England’s most scenic long‑distance rides: a 146‑mile circular route through the gentle chalk hills, quiet countryside, and charming market towns of the Yorkshire Wolds. Launched to showcase the region’s beauty, this well‑signed loop winds through 47 villages, taking riders past dry valleys, ancient priory ruins, wildlife‑rich nature sites, and the sweeping coastal cliffs near Bridlington. 

Best enjoyed in a clockwise direction, the route begins in Beverley before curving through Pocklington, Thixendale, Malton, Sledmere, and the dramatic North Sea coastline at Bempton and Bridlington. Expect rolling hills, peaceful back‑roads, panoramic views, and plenty of inviting cafés, pubs, and scenic stop‑offs along the way—including highlights like Millington Dale, Hunmanby Gap, and the famous seabird colonies of Bempton Cliffs. 

Perfect for touring cyclists, leisure riders, and anyone craving open skies and calm country lanes, the Yorkshire Wolds Cycle Route blends culture, coast, countryside, and classic Yorkshire hospitality into one unforgettable adventure.

Pedal into the heart of one of the UK’s most breathtaking National Parks, where quiet roads, dramatic limestone scenery, rolling green dales, and iconic climbs create a cycling experience like no other. From Tour de France–famous ascents like Buttertubs, Kidstones, and Grinton Moor, to peaceful valleys and stone‑walled lanes, the Dales offers world‑class riding for adventurers of every level. 

Take on the legendary Yorkshire Dales Cycleway, a 210 km (130‑mile) circular tour linking charming villages, soaring hill passes, and natural landmarks such as Malham Cove, Malham Tarn, Kingsdale, Dentdale, and Swaledale. Challenging climbs are rewarded with sweeping panoramas, cosy cafés, and a warm Yorkshire welcome—making it a must‑ride route for road cyclists seeking unforgettable scenery and exhilarating terrain. 

Whether you’re chasing big hills, exploring traffic‑free trails, or soaking up rugged moorland views, cycling in the Yorkshire Dales is pure two‑wheeled freedom.

Blast off on one of Yorkshire’s most unique cycling experiences: a 6.4‑mile, traffic‑free trail featuring a to‑scale model of the entire Solar System, stretched along a former railway line on National Cycle Network Route 65. As you ride, encounter scale models of every planet, plus the Cassini and Voyager spacecraft — all positioned at accurate scaled distances, making it feel like you’re speeding through space at “ten times the speed of light” on two wheels! 

Perfect for families, learners, and curious adventurers, the route offers smooth cycling, wildlife‑rich surroundings, sculptures, and plenty of fun stops — including the famous Fisher of Dreams artwork and picnic‑friendly areas. Starting near York and running toward Riccall, it’s an unforgettable mix of education, exploration, and outdoor freedom.

Discover one of the UK’s most inspiring long‑distance cycling experiences on the Trans Pennine Trail—a beautifully varied, mostly traffic‑free route stretching 215 miles from Southport to Hornsea. This coast‑to‑coast journey carries you across Northern England’s most captivating landscapes, from breezy seafronts to river valleys, historic towns, and the dramatic Pennine hills. Whether you're planning a relaxed family break or an active cycling holiday, the TPT offers the perfect blend of ease, beauty, and adventure. 

The trail is designed with gentle gradients and largely follows disused railway lines and canal towpaths, making cycling smooth, scenic, and enjoyable—ideal for leisure cyclists, e‑bikers, families, and anyone seeking a laid‑back cycling holiday. With its well‑maintained, clearly waymarked paths, you can relax and simply enjoy the ride.

Discover one of North Yorkshire’s most scenic cycling adventures on the Cinder Track, a beautiful 21‑mile traffic‑free trail following the former Scarborough–Whitby railway line. This unique route blends seaside charm, rugged moorland beauty, and iconic coastal views, making it an unforgettable holiday highlight for cyclists of all abilities. 

Starting from Scarborough’s Sainsbury’s car park on Falsgrave Road, the trail quickly leaves the town behind and opens up to sweeping sea vistas, peaceful woodlands, and the dramatic cliffs of the Yorkshire coastline. With long stretches hugging the coast, riders are treated to stunning views of the North Sea almost the entire way. 

Highlights along the way include Hayburn Wyke: A short detour leads to a secluded cove complete with a double waterfall tumbling straight onto the beach. A perfect rest stop at the historic Hayburn Wyke Inn awaits nearby. Robin Hood’s Bay: A picture‑perfect fishing village with breathtaking scenery, ideal for refreshments or a scenic wander. Ravenscar Summit: Enjoy panoramic views from one of the trail’s highest points, complete with a tearoom and rugged moorland scenery. Larpool Viaduct: An impressive 120‑ft‑high viaduct offering spectacular views as you ride high above the River Esk approaching Whitby. 

The Cinder Track is traffic‑free for most of its length, making it ideal for leisure riders, families, and anyone seeking a relaxed coastal adventure. Its gentle gradients and well‑signed paths ensure a carefree experience, though some sections can be bumpy, adding to its rustic charm

And now for something a little bit different. Dalby Forest is an ideal spot for cyclists of all skill levels to explore the incredible 8,500 acres of natural beauty on display here.

There are 10 different routes to choose from, ranging from leisurely and family-friendly rides to challenging trails with sheer descents for thrill-seekers. The cycling trails are graded, so it’s easy to plan your day out. Marvel at the flora and fauna that call the forest home, as you fly by on two wheels, before finishing at the Visitor Centre cafe for a refreshing beverage and bite to eat.