Cycling in Sheffield
Cycling in Sheffield is both rewarding and challenging, thanks to the city’s unique geography and growing cycling infrastructure. Known for its steep hills and proximity to the stunning Peak District, Sheffield offers cyclists a mix of urban routes and breathtaking countryside trails. Popular routes like the Five Weirs Walk and the Sheffield-Tinsley Canal Path provide mostly flat, traffic-free cycling suitable for all abilities. Meanwhile, more adventurous riders can explore the hilly terrain and mountain biking trails in places like Parkwood Springs and Lady Canning’s Plantation. Sheffield City Council has been investing in cycling infrastructure through projects like the Connecting Sheffield initiative, aiming to make the city more cycle-friendly. While the hills may be tough, the views and variety of routes make cycling in Sheffield a uniquely rewarding experience.

We are a non-competitive cycling club located on the outskirts of Sheffield and Chesterfield. With a passion for getting out more and keeping fit, Peak Cycling Club was established in 2020 to give everyone the opportunity to enjoy every aspect of cycling.
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We are an inclusive cycling project run by Disability Sheffield. Our all-ability cycling sessions give Disabled people and people with long-term health conditions the opportunity to ride a wide array of different cycles in the safe surroundings of Hillsborough Park, Parkwood Springs and Herringthorpe, Rotherham.

Full size BMX track with jumps ranging from small and mellow all the way up to trails. Inner pumptrack with loads of tight rollers and berms for balance bikes all the way up to professional riders. The perfect skill honing facility.
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