Pedal to Paris Off-Road 2025
Forget the Eurostar - ride off-road all the way to Paris with Rough Ride Guide.
Big Blue Bike Ride
Sunday 8 September 2024 on a 40 or 65-mile charity bike ride near Windsor Castle and Chiltern Hills.
Coed y Brenin opens six gravel-specific cycle routes
North Wales biggest and best-known trail centre destination now has a selection of new adventure/gravel routes ranging from 9-36km. With PDF map to download.
Ride Ness Bike Park Proposal
Ambitious proposals for what would be Scotland’s first purpose-built bike park have been lodged with The Highland Council.
Some Do's and Don'ts for riding off-road
Cycling Weekly has put together a few guidelines to remember when cycling off-road...
Rushmere Country Park - New Family Trail
A fun circular trail through woodland, linking to our fantastic pump track. No pass required.
FlyUp 417 Temporary closure
The park will be closed to customers from 5th June until 17th of July. Monday the 3rd of June will be the last day we are open before the temporary closure. This closure is to allow Highways to carry out work involving use of parts of the park, and will also allow our grounds team to move tracks etc as necessary.
Fly Up 417 - NEEDS YOU!!!
FlyUp417 Bike Park are facing possible closure because of roadworks on the A417 road!
Shires - Free film about what makes UK riding great
A film that celebrates it all, from the landscapes to the volatile weather
Hafod Trails - New bike park opening soon
A new, privately run, MTB bike park with an uplift service near Brechfa Forest is opening in spring 2024
Danny MacAskill and Steve Peat ride the Trotternish Ridge in the Isle of Skye
Watch Danny MacAskill and Steve Peat ride the Trotternish Ridge
Revolution Bike Park to re-open this year
Revolution Bike Park is reopening for the summer, but still faces closure in the long-term.
New bikepacking route in Yorkshire
Designed for gravel bikes, the Route YC Adventure route is equally fun on mountain bikes, combining a good mix of gravel paths, single trails, cycle paths and quiet roads
Welsh Visitor/Trail Centres could close
Three visitors centres under review include Coed y Brenin and Bwlch Nant yr Arian, which serve some of the best trail centre routes in the UK, and the third centre of Ynyslas.
