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Rides

The club has two sections - a Recreational and a Longer Ride group.

The Longer Ride Group typically covers 50 to 110 km (30 to 70 miles)​ depending on the season and weather.  The Recreation Group normally covers 24 to 48 km (15 to 30 miles) at a more relaxed pace.  We always plan to include a café stop on route for a brew!

​Typically two Sunday club rides are held per month.  Other frequent midweek rides are arranged and communicated by members on an ad-hoc basis via the club WhatsApp groups.

Following are a selection of recent routes by the Longer Ride group.
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​Club peloton riding through Ribblehead   -   2nd April 2023  

​A small Wheelers group was photographed by Shutter Speed Motorcycle Photographs during the first Sunday club ride in April as it passed through Ribblehead.
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​Barbondale-Sedbergh loop.  A favourite local route climbing stunning Barbondale and calling in at the Farfield Mill cafe near Sedbergh for a brew stop - approx 60 km (38 miles).


​360 degree circuit around the local peak Ingleborough via Austwick and Horton in Ribblesdale, and returning via Ribblehead to Ingleton - approx 59 km (37 miles).
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​Silverdale via Hornby and Borwick which explores the Morecambe Bay area and returning over Dalton Crag to Kirkby Lonsdale.  Brew stop at the Wolf House cafe in Silverdale - approx 75 km (47 miles).  Optional extension around Arnside and Sandside to Milnthorpe.



Car assisted 'drive and ride' in the Eden Valley.  Setting out from Newbiggin on Lune and routing out via Appleby to Little Skelkeld, and returning via Crosby Ravensworth.  Lots of cafe options, including the green at Langwathby and Moreland - approx 94 km (59 miles).
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​Wheelers down to the Wyre (thanks for that one Martin!).  Loop out of Lancaster down to St. Michael's on Wyre and returning along the Pilling-Cockerham flats.  Brew stop at the Light Ash Farm cafe - approx 70 km (44 miles).

A classic Yorkshire Dales tour starting from Hawes and taking in the steep climb over Cross Top to Swaledale, the climb out of Reeth to the famous Tan Hill pub and to finish the Côte de Buttertubs climb back to Hawes.  Cafe stop in Reeth and at Tan Hill - approx 70 km (44 miles) and 1,530m ascent.
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​A grand summer day out...Blackpool and a pint on the prom at Lytham St. Annes.  Either crossing the Wyre estuary on the Fleetwood ferry outbound or on the return depending on the tide times.  Appox 160 km (100 miles).
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