Cycling in Newcastle upon Tyne
Cycling in Newcastle upon Tyne is one of the most enjoyable ways to stay active, improve your fitness, and experience the beauty of the region at your own pace. Whether you prefer leisurely rides, daily commuting, or more challenging long-distance adventures, getting on two wheels offers freedom, flexibility, and a deeper connection to the outdoors. It’s an activity suited to all ages and abilities, and it can be enjoyed solo or as part of a cycling group—making it both a personal journey and a social pastime.
Newcastle provides an impressive variety of cycling opportunities, supported by cycle-friendly routes, scenic pathways, riverside trails, and quieter suburban roads ideal for beginners. From smooth tarmac paths to more adventurous off-road tracks, the city caters to every type of rider. Support for cyclists—such as cycle lanes, signage, and maintenance guidance—continues to grow, making it easier than ever to start cycling or to incorporate more regular rides into your routine.

Tyneside Vagabonds Cycling Club is based in the Newcastle upon Tyne / Ponteland area. We have over 300 members of all ages from the Newcastle and Northumberland area who enjoy the various club activities and social events organised by the club.

The Cycle Hub is a bike friendly independent café offering bike hire and with a fully equipped workshop for bike services and repairs.

The current Club membership is over 200 with a youth section of over 60. Ages range from 7 to mid 70's. Club members now actively participate in all branches of the sport including Road Racing, Mountain Biking, Time Trialling, Track Racing, Triathlon and Duathlon, Sportives and Cyclo-Cross events.
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