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Come and ride with us!
CTC Cambridge welcomes new riders of all ages and abilities, who are looking for social, non-competitive cycling in the local countryside. Whether you are new to cycling, returning to it after a break or already a regular cyclist, we have a range of rides to suit different levels of experience and fitness. Find out more.
We're a local group of Cycling UK, the national cycling charity.
New women riders welcome
Sarah writes: We're always excited to welcome more women into our cycling community. Whether you are completely new to riding in a group or just looking for friendly faces to ride with, you'll be supported from the start.
If you'd like a bit of extra confidence on your first few rides, Yasmin or I would be delighted to be your buddy to help you settle in, answer questions and make sure you feel comfortable and included.
No pressure, no judgement - just great rides and good company. Get in touch with me if you'd like to join. sarahcarlyle58@yahoo.com Sarah Carlyle
Our next rides
Please read our Guidance for riders. Booking is required for some rides.
Sunday 8 Nov: Morning one-stop ride (moderateThis ride is graded as "moderate". These rides go at a steady touring pace, averaging about 19-21 kph). 12-13 mph). More, 12-13 mph/19-21 kph, approx. 50 miles/80 km) 9.30am from Brookside. Coffee is at Newmarket, Waggon and Horses Inn. Leader: Leader Needed.
Tuesday 10 Nov: Midweek coffee meeting Meet for coffee at 11am at Newton, Days Bakery and Farmshop. This is a regular club social event. Make your own way to coffee and meet up for a chat. There's usually the option to join with others for an ad-hoc ride on the way home.
Tuesday 10 Nov: Cafe meet-up ride (leisurelyThis ride is graded as "leisurely". These rides are suitable for anyone who can ride a bike and enjoys fairly gentle exercise. The pace usually averages about 16-18 kph.10-11 mph. More, 10-11 mph/16-18 kph, approx. 25 miles/40 km) 10am from Brookside. Coffee is at 11.15am at Newton, Days Bakery and Farmshop. Booking not required. Leader: John Seton (07447 010628).
Thursday 12 Nov: City start one-stop ride (moderateThis ride is graded as "moderate". These rides go at a steady touring pace, averaging about 19-21 kph). 12-13 mph). More, 12-13 mph/19-21 kph, approx. 50 miles/80 km) 9.15am from Brookside. Coffee is at Swavesey, Compass Cafe at Bethel Baptist Church (cash only). Leader: Leader Needed.
Thursday 12 Nov: Village start two-stop ride (moderateThis ride is graded as "moderate". These rides go at a steady touring pace, averaging about 19-21 kph). 12-13 mph). More, 12-13 mph/19-21 kph, approx. 60 miles/97 km) 9.30am from Haslingfield Green. Coffee is at Swavesey, Compass Cafe at Bethel Baptist Church (cash only). Lunch is at Waresley, Bean Theory Cafe. Leader: Leader Needed.
Latest ride reports
October rides
There were 22 rides in October, with 211 riders taking part: an average
of almost ten riders per ride. The total distance of the rides was 1549
km 963 miles and the rider distance (riders x mileage) was 13,022 km
8,093 miles ... (full report)
17 Sep: Ride to the Railway pub
Sarah writes: Nine cyclists met at Shelford today for Susan's ride to a
new cafe and a new route. After a few miles of dry weather and a strong
headwind, our luck no longer held and we encountered heavy downpours on
our way to Saffron Walden via Linton... (full report)
10 Sep: Welwyn Garden City to Cambridge
Julian writes: This was our second train-assisted ride of the summer.
And the three riders who signed up were treated to a grand day out. The
journey to Welwyn Garden City was smooth; the train was on time, plenty
of space and a carriage with empty designated cycle spaces... (full report)