Cycle Hire Robin Hood's Bay, The North York Moors & The Yorkshire Coast
Cycle Hire Robin Hood's Bay, The North York Moors & The Yorkshire Coast
One of the biggest challenges with Cycling when on Holiday in Robin Hood’s Bay is storing your Bicycles.
This guide is full of information on Cycle Hire , Cycle Routes and the Best Cake Stops.
Robin Hood’s Bay
Perched on the coast between the surrounding cliffs of Scarborough and Whitby sits a beautiful Bay. The backdrop of the Bay is the old Yorkshire fishing village Robin Hood’s Bay. Built on a steep hill the old 17th Century lower village heads down to the Bay. Winding streets, steep steps and cobbled alleyways make up what was once called Baytown. A maze of a village it’s easy to get lost here in Robin Hood’s Bay. Just all part of the magic of what makes it so special.
The upper village of Robin Hood’s Bay is predominantly Victorian, boasting large Victorian terraced, detached and semi detached houses.
The lower village of Robin Hood’s Bay doesn’t lend itself well to the storage and cleaning of bicycles. Although it isn’t impossible, properties with outside space are less common in the lower village.
Bay Hire in Scarborough (Whitby, Filey & Bridlington Coming Soon)
Bay Hire offers cycle hire service by appointment only. Situated close to Scarborough's North Bay and Peasholm Park.
Bay Hire are happy to provide information on The Cinder Track or an alternative circular route.
Collection slots for cycle hire are available at 9:30am/10am/10:30am
Morning Hire: 2.5 hours
Full Day Bike Hire: Return by 6pm
E-bike Hire up to 60 miles battery : Day Hire Only
All Cycle Hire include Free Parking, Helmet, Lock, Bell, Maintenance Kit & Bike Pump.
Children's Bikes, Tag Along Bikes, Trailers, Gel Seat Cover Hire are Available and more
Contact:
07477 167 076 Matthew
bayhirescarborough@gmail.com
The Yorkshire Cycle Hub in Great Fryup Dale
The Yorkshire Cycle Hub offers a cycle hire service by phone booking. Situated in Great Fryup Dale The Cycle Hub is in the heart of the North York Moors National Park.
Where possible bikes are equipped with a pump, spare inner tube, tyre levers and puncture patches, and a bottle cage. All included in the hire price.
Helmets are also available for hire at no extra cost. All cyclists hiring a bike must wear a helmet. Hire will not be available without one.
There are downloadable routes for both Road Cycling and Mountain Biking on The Yorkshire Cycle Hub Website.
Onsite you also have the Dog friendly Great Fryup Dale Cafe serving delicious local produce. Previous winners of the North York Moors The Capital of Cake.
e-Bike Hire: Full Day or Half Day
Trail Hardtail Hire: Full Day or Half Day
Trail Full Suspension Hire: Full Day or Half Day
Premium Full Suspension Hire: Full Day
Contact:
01287 669098
Dalby Forest Cycle Hub Near Pickering
The Dalby Forest Cycle Hub offers a cycle hire service by phone reservation or booking online. Situated in the heart of the great Dalby Forest.
The Dalby Forest Cycle Hub has a large range of bikes for all abilities. Trails and routes are available for a varying range of levels from a casual family day out to the extreme. Helmets are also available for hire at no extra cost. All cyclists hiring a bike must wear a helmet. Hire will not be available without one.
Nearby you have the Dalby Forest Visitor Centre and Cafe. There is also a play park and PicNic benches. You can really make it a full day of activities and adventures with Go Ape and Segway also nearby.
Cycle Hire is available from:
1.5 Hours: After 2pm Only
3 hours
Full Day
Available to Hire:
Adult Hardtail MTB
Adult Full Suspension MTB
Young Riders MTB Hardtail: Over 16
Children's MTB Hardtail: Under 12
Electric MTB Hardtail: Over 14
Electric Full Suspension MTB: Over 14
Adapted bike hire per bike (including helmet)
Trailer
Baby seat (1 to 4 years)
Helmet
Contact:
Tel. 01751 460585
info@dalbyforestcyclehub.co.uk
National Cycle Routes & The CInder Track
A UK-wide network of signed paths and routes The National Cycle Network are routes for walking, cycling, wheeling and exploring outdoors.
The Cinder Track that runs through Robin Hood’s Bay is now part of The National Cycle Routes.
The Cinder Track was once the old railway line which ran from Whitby to Scarborough. The track spans 21.5 miles in total.
All along The Cinder Track you will find remnants of the days when it was a functioning railway line. The odd section of track and sleepers, you will see old stations, platforms and bridges. There are stretches of woodland, moorland, sea views, fields and meadows. You may be lucky enough to see a whole range of wildlife and vegetation depending on the time of year.
Click Here for a map and more information on the history of The Cinder Track. You can also download the Love Exploring App to find out more.
The upper village of Robin Hood’s Bay is where you can start your journey along The Cinder Track.
Heading towards Whitby you can pick up The Cinder Track at the end of Mount Pleasant North.
Heading towards Ravenscar and Scarborough you can pick up The Cinder Track at Station car park. The nearest National Cycle Route to Robin Hood’s Bay. Here you can see the old Station buildings.
Dalby Forest Cycle Trails
Dalby Forest has a wide range of cycling trails whether you want to get the adrenalin pumping or enjoy a relaxed family day out. There are routes to fit all different levels of fitness and abilities.
Levels of routes vary including:
Green Trails: Easy
Blue Trails: Moderate
Red Trails: Difficult
Black Trails: Severe
You can find more information about all of the trails Here.
Moor to Sea Network
The Moor to Sea Network is a network of cycle routes covering approximately 150 miles in total.
The Network joins together Scarborough, Whitby, Dalby Forest, Pickering and Great Ayton. You can cycle through stunning moorland, coastal stretches, forest and woodland. You will find a mixture of quiet roads, woodland tracks, bridleways and old railway lines. All in the North York Moors National Park.
There are 11 sections in total. It is possible to join routes together for a longer or shorter cycling experience. You could also combine different terrain and surroundings. You can find all 11 routes Here.
The Capital of Cake
What better after a hard day's cycling discovering the North York Moors National Park than cake?
There is an abundance of ways and places to eat cake here in The Capital of Cake. By the coast, in Moorland villages, by stunning landmarks in Market Towns. The best Delis, Bakeries, Tearooms, Cafes, Hotels and so many more.
Find The Capital of Cake venues Here. All you have to do is pick your favourites as you Cycle your way around the North York Moors National Park.
Get involved:
Take a selfie or a photo of your cake
Share it on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter
Using the hashtag #CapitalofCake
So, why not stay for a while whether it’s on 2 feet or 2 wheels?
Smaller properties are available from 2 nights and the larger properties from 3 nights. All dependent on the time of year. All of our cottages are priced accordingly throughout the year. All of our properties feature in size order. Largest to smallest as you scroll down the Accommodation Page.
For a quick look at our availability at any given time you can use our All Availability feature. Just click the green and yellow Check Availability button on the Home page of our website.
Explore Robin Hood’s Bay and all 21.5 miles of The Cinder Track. Explore the ~Moor to Sea Network or get your thrills on the Mountain Bike Trails.
