Roberttown Community Cycling Club

Roberttown Community Cycling Club Welcome to Roberttown Community Cycling Club. We are a non-competitive village cycling club. We believe in cycling for all irrespective of ability.

Our aim is to provide a fun environment for the people of Roberttown and surrounding villages. We are a family orientated group catering for all levels of ability. We hope all the community will join us in promoting the health and social benefits of cycling. We aim to reflect the multi cultural area in which we live, and welcome everyone to join us.

Tuesday Evening Ride 8th September 6:30pmMeet at Roberttown Community Centre for a 6:30pm departure. The route will be d...
08/09/2026

Tuesday Evening Ride 8th September 6:30pm
Meet at Roberttown Community Centre for a 6:30pm departure. The route will be decided on the night to suit the cyclists there and the weather. About 15miles and back for around 8:15pm. Please do not park in the Community car park. Make sure you have working lights for the end of the ride. Put a comment if you intend to cycle.

Ride Report Saturday 5th SeptemberThe WindmillsA rather breezy morning, however it was lovely to have 6 fellow riders as...
05/09/2026

Ride Report Saturday 5th September
The Windmills
A rather breezy morning, however it was lovely to have 6 fellow riders assembled at the community centre ready for the challenging route to The Windmills Café. Today’s riders included our new member Angela, the return of Dave H, Caroline, Neil, Karen, June and me Virginia. First climb of the day Wood Lane, lovely surface with little traffic to hinder the group. A steady climb up to Grange Moor and onwards to Emely. The iconic windmills could be seen in the distance, not to be fooled we still had a couple of hundred metres of climbing ahead. Past the 3 Acres and Shelley for the next climb through Lower and Upper Cumberworth. This was now the highest point of the route and the views of almost 360 degrees were amazing. Such a joy and despite the constant head or crosswind the group maintained a good pace. We arrived at the café and managed to find a couple of tables to eat and socialise together. Food was ordered, Neil enjoyed a full breakfast which looked huge. A natter with the Ravensthorpe gang who arrived after us and left before us, we were still enjoying a chat and catching up with each other. The return journey via Whitley Road to Victoria was challenging, a very strong headwind until reaching Sheffield Road. A quick chat and off down the hill, through Jackson Bridge and into New Mill, onwards to Honley, and the usual route through Huddersfield. On to the canal via Ashgrove Road and back on the greenway to Mirfield and Roberttown. A distance of approximately 45 miles and just under 3000’ of climbing made for an excellent day out on our bikes. Well done to Angela and welcome back Dave H.
Report and Photo by Virginia

Trail Thursday Evening Ride 3rd September.RIDE CANCELLEDMeet at Roberttown Community Centre for a 6:30pm departure. Plea...
02/09/2026

Trail Thursday Evening Ride 3rd September.
RIDE CANCELLED
Meet at Roberttown Community Centre for a 6:30pm departure. Please do not park in the Community Centre car park. The route will be decided on the night but will be suitable for gravel bikes as well as mountain bikes. Lights will be necessary at the end of the ride. Please put a comment if you intend to ride so you can be contacted should the ride be cancelled.

Tuesday 1st September, ride report.Only 4 of us tonight - Virginia, Karen, Neil and me, David H. After some discussion K...
01/09/2026

Tuesday 1st September, ride report.
Only 4 of us tonight - Virginia, Karen, Neil and me, David H. After some discussion Karen agreed to lead a ride mainly Dewsbury focused.
We set off to the Greenway and off towards Dewsbury. A slightly different route from the Greenway to the tip which I will build in to some of my rides. A meander through Saville Town and then the Dewsbury Greenway towards Ossett. Off to Gawthorpe and then via the maypole and water tower to Chidswell. Then via Hanging Heaton to Dewsbury, through the town centre then a bit of a climb past Dewsbury Celtic and back to the Spen Valley Greenway. Up Leeds Road to the lights where Karen left us. Up Lumb Lane and back to Roberttown. With a prompt start, a reasonable pace and a tight formation we completed 18 miles and was still back by 8.15.
A great ride, excellently led by Karen.

Tuesday Evening Ride 1st September 6:30pmMeet at Roberttown Community Centre for a 6:30pm departure. The route will be d...
01/09/2026

Tuesday Evening Ride 1st September 6:30pm
Meet at Roberttown Community Centre for a 6:30pm departure. The route will be decided on the night to suit the cyclists there and the weather. About 15miles and back for around 8:15pm. Please do not park in the Community car park. Make sure you have working lights for the end of the ride. Put a comment if you intend to cycle.

Saturday 29th AugustNot Haworth but Five RiseThe suggested ride was to Haworth but after some discussion it was decided ...
29/08/2026

Saturday 29th August
Not Haworth but Five Rise

The suggested ride was to Haworth but after some discussion it was decided to change plans and go to the Five Rise in Bingley. This was a little shorter and with the threat of heavy rain later it was agreed by all to be a good decision, but I think it was just because it is a good cafe stop.

Only a small group today Karen, June, Ken, Virginia, David B and my self Caroline. Taking our usual scenic route up to The Raggalds at Queensbury. What does the Raggalds mean?? asked June, well it is likely to have derived from an old dialect word "ragged" or "raggled" meaning rough terrain or rough coated livestock. It was once renamed The Queens Head but everyone still called it The Raggalds and after a change of hands it reverted back to The Raggalds and so it shall stay "The Raggalds" and a local land mark.

Back to the ride down to the cross roads at Keelham straight through then right up Well Heads and down Black D**e Lane to Harecroft and down the quaint Bents Lane to Harden. From here it was straight on and down to Bingley then up to Cross Flats and the canal to the cafe at the Five Rise. Here we enjoyed our usual fare of beans on toast and bacon sarnies.

A gentle route for the way back on the canal tow path but it proved a bit rougher than expected until we reached Shipley. At Dock lane we turned off over the swing bridge and up to the busy Leeds Road. Crossing this onto the cycle route through Bradford and home. Once back on to the Spen Greenway we split and made our way home.

Not an overly long or taxing route but all enjoyed it and we didn't get caught in the rain.

Saturday 29th August Ride to Haworth via Queensbury and Denholme about 43 miles. Back via Cullingworth, Bingley and cana...
27/08/2026

Saturday 29th August
Ride to Haworth via Queensbury and Denholme about 43 miles. Back via Cullingworth, Bingley and canal tow path.
As the weather forecast is not too good it route could be changed to suit the weather.
Cafe stop is undecided.
Pleased post if you wish to ride.

Trail Thursday Evening Ride 27th August**UPDATE CANCELLED**Meet at Roberttown Community Centre for a 6:30pm departure. P...
26/08/2026

Trail Thursday Evening Ride 27th August
**UPDATE CANCELLED**
Meet at Roberttown Community Centre for a 6:30pm departure. Please do not park in the Community Centre car park. The route will be decided on the night but will be suitable for gravel bikes as well as mountain bikes. Heavy rainfall and perhaps lightning and thunder is in the weather forecast at the moment so a decision will be made by 5pm. Lights may be necessary at the end of the ride. Please put a comment if you intend to ride so you can be contacted should the ride be cancelled.

Tuesday Evening Ride Report 25th August Eleven cyclists at Roberttown Community Centre this evening; Karen, Virginia, Ja...
25/08/2026

Tuesday Evening Ride Report 25th August
Eleven cyclists at Roberttown Community Centre this evening; Karen, Virginia, Jackie, June, Angela, Neil, Steve, David H, David B, John S and myself (Ken). Bright sunshine but a strong easterly breeze so after a quick consultation a flat route was suggested. Unfortunately they let me decide on the actual route so a flat route was very unlikely.

The route began with good intentions, Ha’Penny Bridge and onto the Calder Valley Greenway, over the viaduct, along the Huddersfield Broad Canal towpath and leaving by ICI to continue along Leeds Road. At Bradley Mills Road we encountered our first climb up to Moldgreen.

A second climb soon became apparent with Almondbury Bank followed by Langley Road up to Lowerhouses. At F***y Moor Lane we had our traditional photo stop with Castle Hill in the background.

On through Newsome and a fast downhill to Berry Brow with our final climb up to Meltham Road. A return through Lockwood and St Andrews Road brought us back to Leeds Road and onto the Towpath and Calder Valley Greenway again. The route still had a few more little climbs, Battyeford, Old Bank and our return to Roberttown.

About twenty miles in distance and 1500feet of climbing, not bad for a flat route. The easterly wind helped us up the hills leading to the foothills of Castle Hill and the meandering route back gave us shelter from the breeze. Very strong cycling by all.

Tuesday Evening Ride 25th August 6:30pmMeet at Roberttown Community Centre for a 6:30pm departure. The route will be dec...
24/08/2026

Tuesday Evening Ride 25th August 6:30pm
Meet at Roberttown Community Centre for a 6:30pm departure. The route will be decided on the night to suit the cyclists there and the weather. About 15miles and back for around 8:15pm. Please do not park in the Community car park. Make sure you have working lights for the end of the ride. Put a comment if you intend to cycle.

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Roberttown Community Centre
Mirfield
WF157LS

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