What the Site Offers Curated Routes: Meticulously researched paths that prioritize traffic-free trails, segregated cycle lanes, and quiet back roads. Route Coverage: While there is a heavy focus on London (seeking out "quieter and greener" parts of the city), the site also covers routes across the UK, Italy, and other parts of Europe. Resources: Users can access free GPS maps (integrated with RideWithGPS), distance and surface details, and recommendations for cafes, pubs, and places to stay. Guided Rides: The project occasionally organizes guided group rides (maximum 10 people) at a "touring pace." These are often run as not-for-profit community events, with a portion of fees donated to The Bike Project. Key Values Accessibility: Routes are designed for any type of bike—from hybrids and hired bikes to carbon fiber models. Contextual Learning: Ride guides often include notes on the geography, history, and architecture of the area. Sustainability: The site promotes "leaving no trace" and encourages respectful sharing of paths with pedestrians and horse riders.
Where My Wheels Go (wheremywheelsgo.uk) is a curated collection of original, traffic-free cycling routes and ride journals. It functions as both a practical guide for cyclists and a personal archive for its creator. The project is part of the "slow cycling movement," emphasizing the journey, scenery, and curiosity over speed, performance, or training data.
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