Rebellion Way is a 373km/232-mile cycling adventure around Norfolk. Meandering along a mix of quiet, mostly flat back roads, byways, cycle paths and bridleways under huge panoramic skies, it’s a fantastic introduction to multi-day, on- and off-road adventuring for anyone

Terrain. Traws Eryri is shorter than most of Cycling UK’s other multi-day routes in terms of distance, but don’t underestimate it. The sheer amount of extended, steep climbing and exhilarating off-road descending makes this route a properly challenging adventure.

Halfords’ ‘Cyculator’ is a fun and easy-to-use tool that will estimate the cost of your journey based on cycling, driving and public transport. The benefits don’t stop there.You’ll also get fitter, improve your wellbeing and reduce your carbon footprint. You’ll also be helping to reduce pressure on the NHS. One extra bonus for Cycling UK members is that, as a member, you get a 5% ...

Route name: Badger Divide. Start/finish: Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum in Glasgow to Inverness Castle. Maps/guides: OS Landrangers 26, 34, 42, 57, 64. Ride length: 338km/210 miles. Climbing: 5,300m/17,400ft. Bike type: Gravel bike or hybrid with 35mm+ tyres – or a mountain bike. Ride level: Regular/experienced. The Badger Divide uses the basis of the An Turas Mór route, itself part of ...

Wondering what to do with that rusty old bike in the shed? A cycle recycling scheme could be the answer. Cycling UK digital officer Rebecca Armstrong provides a comprehensive guide to these community-minded programmes

Once you’ve accessed the planner, you’ll see it consists of a map and very simple form allowing you to enter your start point (‘From’, on the page) and your destination (‘To’). You can enter the names of towns or cities – Cambridge to Ely, for example. This will generate a route starting and ending at central locations in your chosen towns.

26×1.5, 26×1½ , 700×25C – trying to work out what tyre sizes your cycle needs can be confusing. Richard Hallett, Cycle magazine technical editor, explains what all those numbers mean so you’ll always be able to find the right tyres

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It’s thanks to your support that we can develop new off-road routes like these. You can help us develop more of these routes so you and generations to come can explore our spectacular landscapes by cycle by making a donation.. Even better, why not join Cycling UK?Join now and you'll receive a whole host of additional benefits, including six issues of Cycle magazine every year, a range of ...

Whether you're a seasoned cyclist looking to conquer challenging terrains or a novice eager to explore nature on two wheels, the UK is dotted with exhilarating off-road routes waiting to be discovered. We've compiled the top ten off-road cycle routes that …