Jessie Stevens

The highlight of this route is the lovely Stratford Greenway which stretches between Stratford and Long Ashton. After that you can expect to weave your way through some of the area's quiet lanes, stumbling upon sleepy villages and hamlets. A perfect adventure in middle England!

Full of offroad goodness, this route takes in much of the Marriotts Way and some of NCN 1. Starting in the historic market town of Aylesham, the route crisscrosses over the River Wensum as you head towards Norwich (which is a great alternative start point or a place to stay for the night!). The adventure

This route follows much of the Cinder Track which is a mostly traffic free (and often offroad) path running between Scarborough and Whitby. After following the Cinder Track along the coast, the route then cuts inland back to Whitby ready for some of the towns Fish and Chips or a well-deserved ice cream

Whilst a loop ride is often an easy dependable option, sometimes an 'A to B adventure' can be a very satisfying option. It's a great way to really see the distance you can cover and also a fab way to harness a tailwind without having to worry too much about the dreaded headwind on the return!

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Who knew southern Snowdonia was such a great place to ride?!! This area whilst stunning (and a little hilly!) is full of lots of different waymarked cycling routes including Euro Velo 2, The Mawddach trail (a traffic free cycle path that runs along the estuary) and the Lon Las Cymru route.



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From historic city to rugged moors, this route has it all - that pinch of wildness along with the comfort of cafe stops.



Starting in the stunning city of York, the route heads out into the Howden hills, taking in many lovely (if not a little punchy!) hills and valleys. Then it's onto the atmospheric North

The Shropshire hills: an undiscovered cycling haven. Whilst many flock to the Breacons or Snowdonia, this quiet set of hills are home to some glorious offroad routes and historic riding. This route takes in a few ancient sites, many hills and lots of lovely countryside.



The route starts in Knighton

Some lumpy stuff, some quiet lanes and some leafy cycleways - what more could you want from a weekend bikepacking in the Breacon Beacons?!! This route starts from Abergavenny and quickly heads out into the mountains. There are lots of climbs, but also lots of glorious views on this route, it is Wales

This route takes in some of the best views and off road that the Purbecks has to offer. The route begins at Wareham and follows some stunning singletrack and quiet roads down to Swanage and Studland - two great places to grab some food or take refuge in a cafe, depending on the weather! Around 30 miles

With Dartmoor being Dartmoor, this route is full of steep climbs, gnarly descents and some glorious off-road sections. A mountain bike would be perfect for this challenging adventure.



Starting in Exeter, the route winds its way out onto the moor, passing through the bustling town of Moretonhamstead