Best Cycling Spots in Yorkshire | #CP

Yorkshire is blessed with some truly stunning cycling spots you can head to with your kids this summer. Cycling is a great way of getting the kids out of the house and into the countryside, keeping them fit and active outside of the school terms.

I’ve put together my list of the top 3 spots in Yorkshire you should look to head to with your kids this summer.

Malham
One of Yorkshire’s finest cycling spots. Malham has some stunning views and perfect cycling paths. If you don’t feel too comfortable riding a bike, you can always look at getting an adult tricycle as they have the benefit of 3-wheels rather than two.

Malham is home to Malham cove and it is walkable. Cycling though is far quicker and you’re able to see far more of Malham’s stunning rolling hills.

Leeds – Liverpool Canal
Cycling the full route probably isn’t a realistic target but it’s still a great trip and takes you some stunning scenery and picturesque towns.

There are some tough parts of the route and barriers along the way but if you fancy a challenging route with some great scenery then this is ideal for you. You need to be careful as falling in is a genuine risk, so maybe not one to partake with inexperienced cyclists!

Dalby Forest
Dalby Forest is located on the Southern Slopes of the National Park and is one of North Yorkshire’s finest cycling spots.

There are over 70km worth of cycling spots that snakes across 8000 acres of land. Whether you’re looking for uphill or downhill spots, Dalby Forest has it all. There’s forests and moorlands to tackle, with routes suitable for children, families and anyone not experienced in cycling. There truly is something for everyone.

These are may top 3 destinations to head to if you’re looking for a great family cycling day out. If you have any suggestions, then feel free to mention them, I’d love to hear from you!

Karl Young

Part-time daddy and lifestyle blogger. Father of 2 boys under 2. Golfer, scare-fan, tea-lover, traveller, squash and poker player. I write on the @HuffPostUK http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/karl-young/

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