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As a club we have many organised rides including national and international large events as well as local regional group rides. Quite a few of these have been made available to members using route sheets and more recently GPX/TCX files for sat navs. This is a database of all of these rides allowing you to view and download GPX/TCX files and route sheets where available.
We are slowly adding all of our rides to this database. If any member is willing to help that would be great ! These rides are provided on an as is basis if you ride them you do so entirely at your own risk. The Club, its officers and ride organisers accept no responsibility for loss, damage to property, accident, injury or death, that may occur, however caused, whether by negligence, deliberate act or otherwise. Any RO/member can add rides to make it easy for members to access them.
You can add rides using the Add Ride link. You must have a website login account to do this.By default the Selection criteria will be for rides in your own group. Set this to "All" to list all rides and click on the "Search" button. Some assistance with using this system is at: Help. You can just view and add places of interest using PlaceList. Note that when you have added a ride you can view it with a background map and proceed to add places of interest. This system is still a work in progress. Please feedback issues/ideas to: webgroup@tandem-club.org.uk.
 | Id: 410, Quality: 5Group: WestCountryLocation: LangwathbyPostcode: CA10 1LHMap Reference: 54.6949, -2.66507Ride length: 25 kmRide ease: AverageAdded by: Neil Wheadon | You start with a short but steep climb out of Langwathby past the station on your right. Your reward is a delightful quiet lane that climbs gradually towards the Pennines to Kirkland via Skirwith with lovely views all around. The route then turns southerly for a descent past Blencarn Lake and into t ... |
 | Id: 409, Quality: 5Group: TouringLocation: NewbigginPostcode: BA3 5LSMap Reference: 54.8351, -2.69056Ride length: 19 kmRide ease: HardAdded by: Neil Wheadon | The scenery on this section continues as it did before with views of the Lakeland Fells on the right whilst being in the shadow of the Peninnes on the left. It's just all pretty, with some long descents and a number of climbs. If you have time, Long Meg Stone Circle is worth a visit. Long Meg is the ... |
 | Id: 408, Quality: 5Group: TouringLocation: CarlislePostcode: CA3 8XLMap Reference: 54.9015, -2.94525Ride length: 32 kmRide ease: AverageAdded by: Neil Wheadon | The start at Eden Bridge isn't particularly easy to find especially as it's a pretty short indistinct bridge. The best way to find it is either head for the Athletics stadium or better still; it's at the western edge of Bitts Park close to the Castle However the exit out of Carlisle works an absolut ... |
 | Id: 407, Quality: 5Group: TouringLocation: Bowness-on-SolwayPostcode: CA7 5AFMap Reference: 54.953, -3.21489Ride length: 21 kmRide ease: EasyAdded by: Neil Wheadon | It's a flat run to Carlisle and hopefully a Westerley wind will push you along. Very close to the start it is worth looking for the small sign to the Hadrian's Wall Walk on a house wall. This leads to a shelter with good views over the Solway and is the start of the walk, you will see folks walking ... |
 | Id: 406, Quality: 5Group: TouringLocation: SillothPostcode: CA7 4ADMap Reference: 54.8686, -3.3892Ride length: 37 kmRide ease: EasyAdded by: Neil Wheadon | From the centre of Silloth head down to the shore to head along the wide promenade shared with pedestrians. There is plenty of room so take your time to enjoy the sea views and the groins keeping the beach in place. At the end continue along the road to the village of Skinburness where you leave the ... |
 | Id: 405, Quality: 5Group: WestCountryLocation: MaryportPostcode: CA15 6ABMap Reference: 54.7146, -3.50181Ride length: 20 kmRide ease: EasyAdded by: Neil Wheadon | Starting at Maryport bridge the route heads to the coast passing the church on the left. There are a few things to see in Maryport from an aquarium quayside to 2 museums including Roman artefacts. The promenade runs along the Solway Firth it's wide enough to be shared with pedestrians from where you ... |
 | Id: 404, Quality: 5Group: WestCountryLocation: WhitehavenPostcode: CA28 7LYMap Reference: 54.5481, -3.59276Ride length: 25 kmRide ease: HardAdded by: Neil Wheadon | There has been a lot of renewal in Whitehaven since the Cumbria Cycleway was put together and the very start shows of the new promenade as you cycle with marina on the left and cafes on the right. Rope knot sculptures add to the charm. You stay with the sea as an old railway hugs the coastline givin ... |
 | Id: 397, Quality: 5Group: TouringLocation: RavenglassPostcode: CA18 1SWMap Reference: 54.3564, -3.41006Ride length: 32 kmAdded by: Neil Wheadon | You exit Ravenglass via narrow walkway strapped to the side of the railway bridge. This drops to a short length of rough track close to the shore that affords good views back to the village after which you hit tarmac to head inland crossing the railway to join the A595. Heading left and through Drig ... |
 | Id: 394, Quality: 5Group: TouringLocation: MillomPostcode: LA18 5AAMap Reference: 54.2112, -3.27122Ride length: 32 kmRide ease: AverageAdded by: Neil Wheadon | From Millom the route heads south through Ventner so if you had stayed at the harbour lights campsite, you're close to the route. On the coast it has a tiny harbour and a shop. You head out towards the Western Fells and will be under the shadow of these for most of this section. It's an agricultural ... |
 | Id: 393, Quality: 5Group: TouringLocation: IrelethPostcode: LA16 7DLMap Reference: 54.1887, -3.20382Ride length: 25 kmRide ease: AverageAdded by: Neil Wheadon | Starting from the railway station you head along the A595 with a stiff climb. The reward is a fantastic descent with views into the valley with a backdrop of Lakeland fells to the left as you descend. There is a gate pull in that gives a better view close to the top of the descent. The road is moder ... |
 | Id: 392, Quality: 5Group: TouringLocation: UlverstonPostcode: LA12 7BAMap Reference: 54.1959, -3.09637Ride length: 35 kmRide ease: AverageAdded by: Neil Wheadon | Staring in Ulverston by the war memorial, you descend the cobbled streets to a large roundabout where you exit the town. The road is flat to gentle incline and passes a Buddhist centre LHS, you can see the golden temple through the trees. After a few miles you reach the coast probably marked by exte ... |
 | Id: 391, Quality: 5Group: TouringLocation: LA11 6EHPostcode: Grange Railway StationMap Reference: 54.1963, -2.90301Ride length: 24 kmAdded by: Neil Wheadon | From Grange station you head into the centre of Grange, heading left at the roundabout to pass cafes on the right. An uphill short climb to a roundabout by a clock. There follows a monster climb out of town (route 700 goes left). After this the road undulates with some downhill to the pretty village ... |
 | Id: 390, Quality: 5Group: TouringLocation: ArnsidePostcode: LA5 0HAMap Reference: 54.2023, -2.83467Ride length: 26 kmRide ease: EasyAdded by: Neil Wheadon | This section starts at Arnside Pier. It sounds grand but it's smaller than expected being a 20 metre stone structure that juts into the estuary. From the pier the ride sweeps the bay heading briefly inland before extensive views to the left of Morecambe Bay and the fells. Swinging north and inland, ... |
 | Id: 389, Quality: 5Group: TouringLocation: SedberghPostcode: LA10 5BZMap Reference: 54.3236, -2.52825Ride length: 23 kmRide ease: AverageAdded by: Neil Wheadon | Starting from Sedbergh the route heads west and out of the town along the A684, from where it turns left along the A683. Although these are A Roads the traffic is reasonably light and you are travelling initially downhill including the initial A684. The ride heads down the Middleton Valley and is a ... |
 | Id: 355, Quality: 5Group: TouringLocation: TavistockPostcode: PL9 0DFMap Reference: 50.5515, -4.14673Ride length: 35 kmRide ease: EasyAdded by: Neil Wheadon | There were 2 railways from Tavistock and the viaduct that dominates the north part of town has now been opened as a cyclepath giving lovely views over the town hall and centre. Unfortunately much of the railway path has been lost so to get out of the town the route twists and turns towards Plymouth ... |
 | Id: 354, Quality: 5Group: TouringLocation: OkehanptonPostcode: EX20 1APMap Reference: 50.7397, -4.00105Ride length: 32 kmRide ease: AverageAdded by: Neil Wheadon | Dartmoor tors loom above you and it is towards these that you climb from the centre of Okehampton. Pass behind the church not missing the mural/statue on the left before climbing Station Road to Okehampton Station, which has just been reconnected with a passenger service to Exeter. The route now run ... |
 | Id: 353, Quality: 5Group: TouringLocation: PetrockstowePostcode: EX20 3HRMap Reference: 50.8757, -4.10992Ride length: 30 kmRide ease: AverageAdded by: Neil Wheadon | |
 | Id: 352, Quality: 5Group: TouringLocation: BarnstaplePostcode: EX31 2BNMap Reference: 51.0793, -4.07028Ride length: 35 kmRide ease: EasyAdded by: Neil Wheadon | The track on the other side is much smoother; where the other side was full of raised tarmac due to tree roots this side is as smooth as glass. Fremington quay is extremely popular. The site of former industry there is a playpark, large picnic area and a bustling cafe with about 20 picnic tables. If ... |
 | Id: 351, Quality: 5Group: TouringLocation: IlfracombePostcode: EX34 9EQMap Reference: 51.2109, -4.11179Ride length: 25 kmRide ease: AverageAdded by: Neil Wheadon | Part 1 of the Devon Coast to Coast The start is at Ilfracombe and what better place to start than the enormous statue designed by Damian Hurst. Not only is it striking but it's also easy to see as she points to the sky. The first part is convoluted, as the folks designing these routes will do anythi ... |
 | Id: 350, Quality: 5Group: LALocation: Kirkby LonsdalePostcode: LA6 2AHMap Reference: 54.1985, -2.58965Ride length: 55 kmRide ease: AverageAdded by: Stephen Webb | The start is from Kirkby Lonsdale, meet 09:15 for a 09:30 start from the car park opposite Devil's Bridge. From the A65, turn onto the A683 heading north towards Sedbergh. After about 100m turn right into a lane with marked out parking spaces. We'll set off from there at 09:30. From Kirkby Lonsdale ... |
 | Id: 344, Quality: 5Group: WestCountryLocation: RadstockPostcode: BA3 3GBMap Reference: 51.2916, -2.44884Ride length: 19 kmRide ease: AverageAdded by: Neil Wheadon | From Radstock to Bath, via the Two Tunnels along Route 24 |
 | Id: 340, Quality: 5Group: TouringLocation: Lands End YHAPostcode: TR19 7NTMap Reference: 50.1159, -5.68774Ride length: 46 kmRide ease: AverageAdded by: Neil Wheadon | The hardest climb of the day is at the start as you climb through Bosavern to St Just. Joining the A3071 takes you into the pretty centre of St Just which contains everything you'll need from cafe's, hotels and a well stocked shop, Be careful as you exit as it's 1 in 6 with a left hand bend at the b ... |
 | Id: 337, Quality: 5Group: TouringLocation: PenzancePostcode: TR18 2NFMap Reference: 50.1219, -5.53304Ride length: 29 kmRide ease: AverageAdded by: Neil Wheadon | Starting at the train station in Penzance, the route heads uphill and out of town to view Ding Dong mine. There are some off road sections here. Heading south you'll pass the ancient village of Carn Euny where you can walk amongst the foundations of ancient homesteads The ride finishes at Lands End ... |
 | Id: 336, Quality: 5Group: TouringLocation: Coverack YHAPostcode: TR12 6SAMap Reference: 50.0211, -5.09901Ride length: 54 kmRide ease: AverageAdded by: Neil Wheadon | Exitting the YHA at Coverack, the route is pretty flat as you ride through common land actively managed by Exmoor Ponies on both left and right. Onto a moderately busy B road to turn left and gradually descend a road with lovely views passing the satalitte dishes of Goonhilly on the right. Turn righ ... |
 | Id: 334, Quality: 5Group: TouringLocation: Devoran QuayPostcode: TR3 6NDMap Reference: 50.2061, -5.06983Ride length: 38 kmRide ease: AverageAdded by: Neil Wheadon | Head out of Devoran Quay, heading through Devoran. The entrance to the cyclepathis marked by a granite marker on the bend in the road. The track is firm, so folow this under a bridge to take a wooden bridge on the right to bear right and climb a byway where the surface is fine for narrower tyres. De ... |
 | Id: 318, Quality: 5Group: WestCountryLocation: BathPostcode: BA1 3JNMap Reference: 51.3853, -2.40019Ride length: 69 kmRide ease: AverageAdded by: Neil Wheadon | Starting at the end of the Bath Bristol Cycletrack this ride takes you out of Bath along route 24 through the Two Tunnels towards Wellow. Doubling back you'll head through Monkton Coombe to access the towpath of the Kennet and Avon Canal to ride along the wide path to Bradford-on-Avon (The 2 tunnels ... |
 | Id: 313, Quality: 5Group: TouringLocation: BittonPostcode: BS30 6HDMap Reference: 51.4305, -2.47599Ride length: 14 kmRide ease: AverageAdded by: Neil Wheadon | From the railway station at Bitton, carry on down the railway path towards Bath. By the Millennium signpost leave the path to enter Saltford, leaving this and into the countryside to the west of Bath. Through the lanes with views of Bristol to the right to arrive at Compton Martin. Climb again, then ... |
 | Id: 312, Quality: 5Group: TouringLocation: Iron ActonPostcode: BS37 9UGMap Reference: 51.5506, -2.46768Ride length: 16 kmRide ease: EasyAdded by: Neil Wheadon | This part is almost a straight line due south and it starts with a lovely gated lane free of traffic through the fields. Welcome to Frampton Cotterell reads the sign as the route passes through this settlement to the north of Bristol passing shops and a welcome tearoom. Out the south side, under a v ... |
 | Id: 311, Quality: 5Group: TouringLocation: WickwarPostcode: GL12 8NEMap Reference: 51.5963, -2.4009Ride length: 20 kmRide ease: AverageAdded by: Neil Wheadon | Descend from Wickwar for extensive views. For so close to Bristol, it's a surprise to find a large common, but Hawkesbury Common provides an unfenced road scattered with small holdings and good views. The Somerset Monument looms ahead on the hill, but don't worry, although you can go that way the cy ... |
 | Id: 309, Quality: 5Group: TouringLocation: Clapton-in-GordanoPostcode: BS20 7RHMap Reference: 51.4615, -2.75991Ride length: 17 kmRide ease: EasyAdded by: Neil Wheadon | Bristol is a big city, but this section cleverly takes you through the northerly part using quiet roads and cycletracks. From Clapton-in-Gordano a series of lanes takes you towards the Avonmouth Bridge almost in a straight line using a couple of quieter lanes with views of the docks to the left. Thr ... |
 | Id: 308, Quality: 5Group: TouringLocation: BrockleyPostcode: BS48 3ATMap Reference: 51.3976, -2.75968Ride length: 16 kmRide ease: EasyAdded by: Neil Wheadon | You're into rural North Somerset now as you pass through farming country that has shades of the Somerset Levels to the south. In it's own way this is one of the prettier sections of the cycleway. The Grade 1 listed Chelvey church dates from the 12th century and you pass this on your right as you rid ... |
 | Id: 307, Quality: 5Group: TouringLocation: Chew StokePostcode: BS40 8XEMap Reference: 51.3525, -2.63359Ride length: 12 kmRide ease: AverageAdded by: Neil Wheadon | You climb out of Chew Stoke, zig-zagging through the outskirts of this pretty Somerset village. Keep climbing until you reach a chimney in a field to the right, long since disused. The lanes flatten now as you pass to the south of Winford, heading towards Bristol airport, along whose northern border ... |
 | Id: 306, Quality: 5Group: TouringLocation: PensfordPostcode: BS39 4AQMap Reference: 51.3714, -2.54839Ride length: 9 kmRide ease: EasyAdded by: Neil Wheadon | Pensford is an arbitory start, because you have to start somewhere. The route heads along a quiet lane that passes under the now disused railway viaduct that last saw a passenger train in 1968. The lane is quiet and leads to Upper Stanton Drew where it is well worth taking the diversion to look at t ... |
 | Id: 303, Quality: 5Group: TouringLocation: Littleton-upon-SevernPostcode: BS35 1NRMap Reference: 51.6078, -2.58495Ride length: 18 kmRide ease: AverageAdded by: Neil Wheadon | Heading west, there will be more climbing than the previous section, but nothing strenuous as you gradually rise and fall with some lovely views across the Severn Valley. Round the outskirts of Thornbury with a grand church on the corner before the major climb of this section to cross the A38 (take ... |
 | Id: 302, Quality: 5Group: TouringLocation: HallemPostcode: bS10 7RZMap Reference: 51.5173, -2.64901Ride length: 16 kmRide ease: EasyAdded by: Neil Wheadon | One of the flatter sections you'll cycle takes you along the Severn Vale. Being close to Bristol and quiet, it's popular with local cyclists. For much of the section you'll get a look at both the new (on the left) and the old (on the right) Severn Bridges leading to the foothills of Wales. Olvaston ... |
 | Id: 301, Quality: 5Group: TouringLocation: Bradford-on-AvonPostcode: BA15 1LEMap Reference: 51.3416, -2.25175Ride length: 17 kmRide ease: EasyAdded by: Neil Wheadon | Bradford on Avon is your starting point for the Wiltshire cycleway and the first few kilometres have much to offer. From a 14th century Tithe Barn, to a Manor House or maybe a castle in an unexpected location. Exiting Bradford on Avon, a short climb takes you through Westwood before a quiet lane and ... |
 | Id: 298, Quality: 5Group: WestCountryLocation: MellsPostcode: BA11 3PFMap Reference: 51.2397, -2.38789Ride length: 36 kmRide ease: AverageAdded by: Neil Wheadon | This very diverse route starts in the pretty village of Mells. It heads through Great Elm and into Frome. There are a few climbs in this section (until the railway path is completed in a few years) Through the outskirts of Frome to exit on a purpose built path. Care as you cross a fast road and into ... |
 | Id: 259, Quality: 5Group: NottinghamshireLocation: NGPostcode: NGMap Reference: 53.08, -0.814303Ride length: 65 kmRide ease: AverageAdded by: Roger Turton | Route Description The route starts on the cycle track just to the north of Newark Castle Station NGR SK 795 543 or NG24 1BY. There are several car parks close to the start and Carriages cafe on platform 1 of the station. Heading north along the Great North Road to South Muskham the route then follow ... |
 | Id: 256, Quality: 5Group: TouringLocation: PortreathPostcode: TR16 4LXMap Reference: 50.2621, -5.29085Ride length: 19 kmRide ease: EasyAdded by: Neil Wheadon | The Coast to Coast Trail closely follows the line of two historic transport routes. The early horse-worked Portreath tramroad opened in 1812. This was the first surface tramroad in Cornwall. It gave the copper mines around Scorrier and St Day a transport route to the sea at Portreath. Portreath has ... |
| Id: 246, Quality: 5Group: ridesLocation: DerbyshireMap Reference: 53.1093, -1.5592Ride length: 9 kmRide ease: HardAdded by: Noel Hughes | An alternative loop from Cromford up the Sheep Pastures and Middleton Inclines which rejoins the main Mills and Dales route at the top of Hopton Incline. Please refer to the Route Sheet for full details. |
| Id: 245, Quality: 5Group: ridesLocation: DerbyshireMap Reference: 53.1435, -1.74441Ride length: 44 kmRide ease: AverageAdded by: Noel Hughes | A 28 mile (45km) ride through some of the historic sections of the Peak District's industrial past. Please refer to the Route Sheet for full details. |
| Id: 238, Quality: 5Group: NottinghamshireLocation: NGPostcode: NGMap Reference: 53.0801, -0.814525Ride length: 64 kmRide ease: AverageAdded by: Roger Turton | The route starts on the cycle track just to the north of Newark Castle Station NGR SK 795 543 or NG24 1BY. There are several car parks close to the start and Carriages cafe on platform 1 of the station. Heading north along the Great North Road to South Muskham the route then follows mainly quiet cou ... |
| Id: 216, Quality: 5Group: InternationalLocation: NormandyPostcode: BA3 5LSMap Reference: 49.4155, -1.17564Ride length: 19 kmAdded by: Neil Wheadon | https://www.manchetourisme.com/balade-a-velo?mb_page=circuit&mb_id=48221&mb_titre=velo-utah-beach-carentan&_ga=2.161894780.1338474961.1607113881-2082594100.1607113881#module Departing from the Landing beaches, you will drive on small quiet roads, with low traffic. You can take the opportunity to adm ... |
| Id: 215, Quality: 5Group: InternationalLocation: NormandyPostcode: NormandyMap Reference: 49.5149, -1.28788Ride length: 24 kmAdded by: Neil Wheadon | https://www.manchetourisme.com/balade-a-velo?mb_page=circuit&mb_id=104349&mb_titre=velo-quineville-utah-beach&_ga=2.54533483.1338474961.1607113881-2082594100.1607113881#module From Quin?ville, discover a page of history. You will indeed be able to discover elements of the Atlantic Wall with the Germ ... |
| Id: 214, Quality: 5Group: InternationalLocation: NormandyPostcode: NormandyMap Reference: 49.5906, -1.27419Ride length: 17 kmAdded by: Neil Wheadon | https://www.manchetourisme.com/balade-a-velo?mb_page=circuit&mb_id=104348&mb_titre=velo-saint-vaast-la-hougue-quineville&_ga=2.66007406.1338474961.1607113881-2082594100.1607113881#module Leave the port of Saint-Vaast-la-Hougue to bypass the Cove of Cul de Loup, known for its oyster farms. Once past ... |
| Id: 213, Quality: 5Group: InternationalLocation: NormandyPostcode: BA3 5LSMap Reference: 49.6225, -1.3585Ride length: 24 kmAdded by: Neil Wheadon | https://www.manchetourisme.com/balade-a-velo?mb_page=circuit&mb_id=104223&mb_titre=velo-le-vast-saint-vaast-la-hougue&_ga=2.157252987.1338474961.1607113881-2082594100.1607113881#module From Le Vast, follow the Saire then join Montfarville for a second part of the stage along the coast. Before reachi ... |
| Id: 212, Quality: 5Group: InternationalLocation: NormandyPostcode: NormandyMap Reference: 49.6428, -1.61541Ride length: 24 kmAdded by: Neil Wheadon | https://www.manchetourisme.com/balade-a-velo?mb_page=circuit&mb_id=104222&mb_titre=velo-cherbourg-octeville-le-vast%20&_ga=2.61239660.1338474961.1607113881-2082594100.1607113881#module From the Cit? de la Mer, leave the Cherbourg conurbation towards the south-east and then follow La Saire. The river ... |
| Id: 211, Quality: 5Group: InternationalLocation: NormandyPostcode: NormandyMap Reference: 49.6428, -1.61541Ride length: 18 kmAdded by: Neil Wheadon | https://www.manchetourisme.com/balade-a-velo?mb_page=circuit&mb_id=47485&mb_titre=velo-cherbourg-octeville-brix&_ga=2.161971708.1338474961.1607113881-2082594100.1607113881#module A short section of the journey then takes you from the world's largest man-made harbor (dating from 1783) to another plac ... |
| Id: 210, Quality: 5Group: InternationalLocation: NormandyPostcode: NormandyMap Reference: 49.543, -1.57784Ride length: 12 kmAdded by: Neil Wheadon | https://www.manchetourisme.com/balade-a-velo?mb_page=circuit&mb_id=47486&mb_titre=velo-brix-bricquebec&_ga=2.121526600.1338474961.1607113881-2082594100.1607113881#module Leaving the pretty town of Brix behind you, you now cycle from farm to village along peaceful roads: notice all around you the hig ... |
| Id: 209, Quality: 5Group: InternationalLocation: NormandyPostcode: NormandyMap Reference: 49.4706, -1.6384Ride length: 14 kmAdded by: Neil Wheadon | https://www.manchetourisme.com/balade-a-velo?mb_page=circuit&mb_id=47487&mb_titre=velo-bricquebec-saint-sauveur-le-vicomte&_ga=2.94787292.1338474961.1607113881-2082594100.1607113881#module Going back to the Viking period, the history of Bricquebec is told by its monuments: the Abbey of Notre-Dame-de ... |