Cycling Norway
We decided this year that it was about time we went back to do another tour in Norway. I had come across the Mjølkevegen route whilst having another look at…
Welsh Cycling
As cyclists celebrate 50 years of being legally allowed to ride on bridleways in the UK, Cycling UK is urging the Welsh Government not to lose momentum in its proposals…
Most exotic places to explore on two wheels
Taiwan Located some 100 miles off the southeast coast of China, Taiwan is known more for its bubble tea cafes and Hello Kitty-themed trains than its bike culture. However, you’ll…
Cycling Perthshire
The incredible scenery of Perthshire, from its various river banks to the floral woodlands to the rolling Highland hills, are veritable invitations to ‘Cycle Perthshire’ for cyclists, mountain bikers and…
Ireland: Cycling the Wild Atlantic Way
If you are thinking about dusting off your old bike to prepare for cycling the Wild Atlantic Way this blog is for you! Just like walking, cycling also requires a…
Nîmes in the Languedoc-Roussillon region in the south of France
Nîmes, Montpellier’s laid-back little sister, may lack in excitement, but it more than makes up for it in historical importance. Nîmes came to prominence over 2,000 years ago, first as…
Cycling The Isle of Wight
Where can you go in the British Isles that is close enough to London to not require expensive train journeys, a place which in many ways exists in its own…
Bristol To Oxford With Pedalfolk
It all got a bit Famous Five last weekend, when I hit the road with PedalFolk, a band of travelling folk musicians bent on cycling from Bath to the Oxford…
Cycling Bournemouth To Weymouth
Summary Starting in Bournemouth, this ride through the beautiful Isle of Purbeck makes use of elevated trackways along the Purbeck Hills to traverse some of the finest and most varied…
Cycling in Cornwall with kids
Cornwall is one of my favourite parts of the UK – it’s just such a pity it’s so far from where we live in Cumbria! Last time we were able…