Welcome

to Cycling Scotland

Cycling Scotland is the national cycle promotion organisation for Scotland. We’re working to establish cycling as an acceptable, attractive and practical lifestyle option. We want to make Scotland a nation of cyclists.

To find out how, click here.

Bikeability Scotland is the name for multi-level cycle training in Scotland, designed to give the next generation the skills and confidence to ride their bikes safely. Click here for more info.
Cycling Scotland is responsible for cycle training in schools – BIKEABILITY SCOTLAND -click here to find out about the 3 level national standard, how to get instructor training and order resources.
freshnlo Pedal for Scotland is Scotland’s biggest bike ride – choose from the 47 mile Challenge Ride, 91 mile Sportive Ride or 9 mile Edinburgh Family Ride – click here to find out more or register for 2012.
Go Mountain Bike is a mountain bike proficiency course. The course covers 4 themes - riding skills, first aid, being independent and self supporting and sharing the outdoors.

Cycling Scotland News:

DMBIS: Mountain Bike Heaven At The Fort William Mountain Festival Read article

STV: Charity workers get pedalling towards three-day challenge Read article

Herald Scotland: Anger over ‘active’ travel budget cuts Read article

Bike Biz: Cycle organisations meet with Minister for Cars Read article

Cycling Scotland to Exhibit at Outdoor Pursuits Scotland April 21st & 22nd Read article

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Training Courses

Book instructor training, cycle patrol courses and CPD for professionals.

Funding Sources

Cycling Scotland has a range of funding sources available to help get more people cycling to work, set up community projects or increase the delivery of cycle training.

Bikeability Scotland

is designed to give the next generation the skills and confidence to ride their bikes on today’s roads. To become a Cycle Trainer Assistant in your area please click here.

freshnlo Pedal for Scotland

To register for the freshnlo Pedal for Scotland 2012 please click here.

Satin

Online technical information network launched to provide good practice advice and support for active travel and outdoor access professionnals.