Posted on Jun 19, 2014 at 13:34 PM by Shaun
This route is as flat as you will find in this area! Join us for a pleasant ride along the canal to Sowerby Bridge where we will take a break before returning the same way. If you’ve never ridden this route before you will be amazed at the scenery and wildlife so close to the busy roads of the Calder Valley.
If you’re fairly confident on your bike and ready to broaden your cycling horizons, our Steady rides are ideal. At a comfortable pace, and possibly with some modest hills along the way, rides take place on mainly quiet roads with plenty of sights along the way. Rides are between 6 and 20 miles long, at a moderate pace of between 7 and 10 miles an hour.
Helmets must be worn by all under 18’s regardless of ride level.
Please make sure your bike is in good working order and bring equipment with you to repair punctures, Ride Leaders are there to help but are not responsible for your bike.
All rides leave at the time stated you must arrive early Ride Leaders will not wait.
Children under the age of 5 do not need to register and must be in a BSA approved child seat, trailer or tag-a-long.
Yes, at Daisy Lane Car Park, Owler Ings Car park. Please note Owler Ings car park has a car boot sale 2nd Sunday of each month 6am-1pm
Brighouse, 0.5miles
Yes, at Public toilets are located in Thornton Square – approx 400m away
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Posted on Jul 02, 2014 at 23:01 PM by Shaun
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Posted on Jul 02, 2014 at 23:01 PM by Shaun
A short ride of around 30 miles
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Posted on Jun 19, 2014 at 15:01 PM by Shaun
You don’t have to be the next Bradley Wiggins, but you’ll need to know your way around a bike and be fairly fit to take part in our Challenging rides. If you’re comfortable riding with other people and fancy a fresh challenge, these rides are perfect for you. They start at around twenty miles long, and are paced at between 11 and 12 miles an hour.
This ride is a must for anybody wanting to stretch their legs on the bike and really soak in the amazing views on offer around the Calder Valley. The name of the ride gives you hint as to the nature of this ride but then again what ride in Yorkshire doesn’t take in a few hills! Starting in Skircoat Green we make our way up the valley to Mount Tabor before some lovely descents down in to Luddenden and up the other valley side towards Norland and beyond. From here we make our way to Scammonden and Stainland before heading back to the start point in Skircoat. There will be plenty of stops along the way to have a breather, grab some refreshments and most of all, to take in the views. That’s what bike ridings all about right!
This ride uses part of National Cycle Network (NCN) routes 66, 68 and 69. To find out more about the NCN and other great places to cycle near you everyday, go to the Sustrans website (http://www.sustrans.org.uk/ncn/map/national-cycle-network).
Helmets must be worn by all under 18’s regardless of ride level.
Please make sure your bike is in good working order and bring equipment with you to repair punctures, Ride Leaders are there to help but are not responsible for your bike.
All rides leave at the time stated you must arrive early Ride Leaders will not wait.
Yes, at start / finish location Ravenscliffe High School, Off Skircoat Green Road, Skircoat Green, Halifax, HX3 ORZ
Halifax Train Station, 1.9 miles
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Posted on Jun 19, 2014 at 15:09 PM by Shaun
Not cycled for a while and looking for an easy way to get back in the saddle? Fancy a fun way to get your friends or kids riding? Our Easygoing rides are great for building confidence for all abilities and ages along relaxed, mostly traffic-free routes. They’re up to six miles long, with a gentle pace of around six miles an hour.
A circular route from Hebden Bridge that is mostly off-road, making use of National Cycle Route 66 to Luddenden Foot and returning to Hebden Bridge on the Rochdale Canal. The route initially follows a former railway line to Mytholmroyd and then, after a short section of road, passes through the countryside to Luddenden Foot. The route back along the canal is popular with families and passes through a pleasant marina before returning to the park. The route is suitable for all types of bikes, but those with lightweight racing bikes may find the surface uneven in places.
This ride uses part of National Cycle Network (NCN) route 66. To find out more about the NCN and other great places to cycle near you everyday, go to the Sustrans website (http://www.sustrans.org.uk/ncn/map/national-cycle-network).
Helmets must be worn by all under 18’s regardless of ride level.
Please make sure your bike is in good working order and bring equipment with you to repair punctures, Ride Leaders are there to help but are not responsible for your bike. All rides leave at the time stated you must arrive early Ride Leaders will not wait.
Children under the age of 5 do not need to register and must be in a BSA approved child seat, trailer or tag-a-long.
Yes, at Many car parks in Hebden Bridge town centre and on street parking, charges may apply
Hebden Bridge Train Station, 0.1 miles
Yes, at There are toilets in the station that can be used however these are officially for rail users.
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Posted on Jul 02, 2014 at 23:01 PM by Shaun
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Posted on Jul 02, 2014 at 23:01 PM by Shaun
Very short ride of around 20 miles.
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Posted on Jul 02, 2014 at 23:01 PM by Shaun
A long ride of around 70 miles
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Posted on Jul 02, 2014 at 23:01 PM by Shaun
A flat 100km ride organised by Huddersfield CTC
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