The web is full of some really useful cycling related information, advice and resources. Below we have sought to highlight just a few which you may wish to check out if you don’t find the information you need across our range of cycling features and posts.
Lancashire County Council Cycling Pages
Lancashire County Council have a range of cycle related information available on their website, including an interactive network map of the area, details of cycle training and local cycle clubs to help you explore by bike!
CycleStreets
CycleStreets is a handy website that allows you to plan a journey by bike. Simply enter your start and end points and the website will do the rest, offering you different route options depending on your confidence.
Sustrans
Sustrans is a national charity delivering a wide range of work focused upon cycling. They are responsible for the management of the National Cycle Network (NCN), a UK-wide network of signed paths and routes for walking, cycling, wheeling and exploring outdoors.
NCN Route 662 runs right through the D’Urton Manor site. This forms part of the Preston Guild Wheel cycle route, a 21-mile ‘greenway’ that encircles the city. NCN Route 6 is also accessible from the site, providing a convenient cycle route into Preston city centre. Find out more about the routes, and other routes on the network, by following the links below.
Cycling UK
Cycling UK has championed the cause of cycling for more than 140 years. They promote all forms of cycling, protect the interests of existing and would-be cyclists, and inspire people of all ages, backgrounds and abilities to discover the joys of cycling. Their website is packed full of information and advice for all levels of cyclist.
British Cycling
British Cycling is the main national governing body for cycle sport in Great Britain. It administers most competitive cycling that takes place. They also facilitate and promote various types of led rides, whatever your ability and whoever you are through their Let’s Ride programme.
They also offer women only rides through their Breeze programme, giving women of all abilities the chance to learn to ride and build up confidence all while socialising.