Maidenhead is a great place to cycle
One of the main aims of Maidenhead Cycle Hub is to get more people cycling.
Luckily there are lots of great places to cycle in Maidenhead and across the borough such as along the National Cycle Route 4 (which runs through Maidenhead between London and Wales), Route 61 along the Jubilee River to Dorney and Eton Wick, Route 50 from north Maidenhead to Cookham. Dorney Lake also has excellent facilities for family cycling ( seasonal).
Our volunteer led Organised Bike Rides take families and less confident cyclists on some of these local bike routes and low traffic roads to show safe places to cycle and enjoy the local area (e.g. from Ockwells Park in Cox Green to Littlewick Green, or from Kidwells Park up to Cookham).
The links below have a variety of rides around the Maidenhead area. These routes vary in distance so there is something for everyone.
Looking for a longer ride?
If you’re looking for a bigger adventure Walk Wheel Cycle Trust (formerly Sustans) have compiled some of the UK’s best long-distance bike rides.
Walk Wheel Cycle Trust manages the National Cycle Network which is a UK-wide network of signed paths and routes for walking, wheeling, cycling and exploring outdoors. Find out more about the Network.
So pack up your bike and get planning your next trip.