How It Works
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Choose Your Adventure
Secure Your Spot
Use our simple booking system to reserve your trip. Tell us about your bike setup so we can ensure everything is ready for your arrival.
Ready to Ride
Browse our curated selection of Yorkshire tours. Whether you're after rolling chalk hills or rugged moorland climbs, pick the ride that fits your spirit.
Check the weather, pack your kit, and join us in Yorkshire. Meet your fellow riders and enjoy a fully guided tour.
Tour Highlights
Local Insight
Traverse the hills with first aid trained Yorkshire residents who know every secret pathway, cozy tea room, and scenic valley overlook.
Our trailing van stays close by to hold extra suppies and tools, while offering a supply of local snacks and hot Yorkshire tea.
Back-up Vehicle
Trail Files
Cycle with certainty using our custom high-res GPX data for every route, designed to integrate seamlessly with your preferred bike computer.
On-Road Repairs
From fixing flats to tuning your derailleurs, our staff provides technical assistance so you can keep your eyes on the rolling dales.
Food & Energy
Savor authentic pub lunches at rural gems along the path. We also stock plenty of fuel bars and electrolytes for your journey.
Event Coverage
We document your cycling adventure with high-quality photos and cinematic clips, all delivered digitally once the tour concludes.
E-Bike Options
If you want some assistance on the steeper moorland gradients, we offer electric gravel bikes to ensure your experience remains enjoyable and manageable for all abilities.
Accommodation Options
We understand that a great day in the saddle deserves an even better night's rest. For multi-day trips, we offer flexible accommodation arrangements tailored to your tour.
Types of Stays
- Historic country pubs with rooms
- Cycle-friendly B&Bs
- Traditional Yorkshire inns
- Self-catering cottages for groups
How it Works
- Full package: we arrange all bookings
- Recommendation: we provide a list of top-tier spots
- Guided choices based on your budget
Who it Suits
- Solo riders looking for social stays
- Pairs/couples bike-packing through Yorkshire
- Small groups wanting private lodge options
What to Pack for Your Ride
Having the right gear ensures you stay comfortable from the first climb to the final descent. Here is our essential checklist for a successful gravel tour.
Cycling Tech
- Gravel-specific helmet
- Front and rear lights
- GPS or Phone with routes
- Multi-tool and pump
- Two spare inner tubes
Apparel
- Padded bib shorts
- Breathable jerseys
- Waterproof shell jacket
- Arm and leg warmers
- Extra pair of dry socks
Personal
- Small first aid kit
- Sunscreen and balm
- Energy bars and gels
- Identification & cash
- Reusable water bottles
Find Your Pace
Level 1: The Explorer
Perfect for casual riders or those new to gravel biking. You are comfortable spending 2-3 hours in the saddle at a steady, social pace. Expect manageable gradients and plenty of stops for photos and local treats.
Level 2: The Adventurer
Designed for regular riders who enjoy a physical challenge. You are fit enough for 4-6 hour days in the hills and can tackle significant elevation gain. Experience with off-road handling is recommended for technical descents.
Practical Info
Weather & Preparation
Yorkshire’s weather is famously changeable, often delivering four seasons in a single afternoon. We always recommend layering your clothing and carrying a packable waterproof shell, even if the morning sky is clear and blue. Check local forecasts like the Met Office precisely for the Dales or Moors, as valley conditions can differ significantly from the high ridges. Being prepared ensures you stay comfortable through every climb and descent.
Travel & Arrival
Our tours are designed to be accessible. Most journeys begin from major rail hubs such as York, Malton, or Scarborough. If you're bringing your own bike, remember that UK trains typically require a free bicycle reservation made in advance. For those arriving by car, we provide detailed arrival instructions, including GPS coordinates and meeting points, will be sent to you exactly two weeks before your tour.
Cycling Safety
Safety is our top priority that's the reason we provide fully insured guided tours. All riders must wear a certified cycling helmet and follow the instructions of our lead guides. Before we set off, we conduct a brief group session to cover riding formations and hand signals. While our guides carry mechanical tools and first aid supplies, we encourage riders to carry a spare inner tube and basic multi-tool. Having a well-maintained bike and a sense of self-sufficiency adds to the confidence of the group.
The Countryside Code
We ride through working landscapes and protected national parks. It is essential to respect the local community by closing all gates after passing and giving way to horse riders and walkers with a friendly 'hello.' By staying on designated bridleways and gravel tracks, we protect the fragile peat and heather ecosystems that make Yorkshire so special. Leave no trace, and keep the wild beauty of the moors exactly as you found it.