Our Rides
Cyclesolihull rides are free and open to anyone and there is no need to book so just turn up with your bike.
Rides are weekly, on Saturday morning and Sunday afternoon, and on weekday evenings during the summer. There is something for everyone with distances from 5 to 30 miles.
Rides begin at one of over 20 different start points.
All rides have a short refreshment stop and return to the start point.
Latest News
Our next AGM is on Tuesday 30th April 2024 at 7.15 pm for 7.30 pm prompt start in the upper room at the Red Lion in Knowle B93 0LY. In addition to the formal business we hope to welcome some officers from Solihull MBC to talk about their current work. Anyone interested in Cyclesolihull may attend but to help our planning please email infocyclesolihull@gmail.com to tell us you are coming!
If you subscribe to our Newsletter you should get it about monthly. if you don't it may be because the email we have for you is wrong. please email infocyclesolihull@gmail.com and tell us so we can correct it.
Our 2024 Spring & Summer ride programme is now available. Please download it using the link above or at the bottom of each page.
TRY TRAFFIC FREE CYCLING ALONG THE 3PARKS CYCLE ROUTE
The 3Parks Cycle Route is a 5 mile traffic-free route connecting Elmdon and Meriden Parks in Solihull via Sheldon Country Park in Birmingham. It is great for beginners, families and anyone who want a traffic-free ride in attractive surroundings with a number of places of interest along the way.
Full details of the route at our new dedicated website 3parks.org.uk
Our Routes
Cyclesolihull Routes use quiet roads and paths and will take you all over the borough and beyond.
Download our free individual Route Guides which contain detailed directions and a map. There are over 50 to choose from with over 20 different start points. GPX files are also available to download.
Cycle them alone or with family and friends, or join one of our rides.
3Parks Cycle Route. A traffic-free route starting and finishing in Solihull. Details and Route Guide from 3parks.org.uk
