Join us in Ballyhoura Mountain Bike Trails in a celebration of all things cycling. There will be something for all ages and abilities, and all will be free of charge!
A family-friendly cycle during Bike Week from Golden Village, open to all ages and fitness levels.
A free family fun cycle led by a cycle trainer around Donaghmede Park to celebrate Bike Week. Participation certificates and limited goody bags available for kids.
5km leisure cycle for Adults to suit all abilities along Ballyconnell to Ballyheady blueway, County Cavan
Fun inclusive family cycle
Designed to arm cyclists with the essential skills to keep their bicycles in top-notch condition.
Our popular Bike Week treasure trail at Bonny Glen offers a fun, safe day out for families. Children of all ages follow a lakeside trail, collect clues, and earn goody bags. With fruit kebabs, snacks, and drinks for all, plus tea and coffee for parents, it’s a community favourite!
Come and join this Otter Cycle - on 17th May from 10am to learn how nature finds a way and thrives even in the heart of the city, as part of Bike Week & Biodiversity Week.
Meeting point: Michael Collins statue on the Grand Parade, Cork, T12 X967
Suitable for: 16+ Younger children welcome in bike seat or trailer - a very slow and easy cycle particularly suitable for less confident cyclists.
To tour several community growing spaces in the city
Kilkenny Recreation & Sports Partnership with Sports Active Wexford and Wexford County Council invite all families to join us in the South East Greenway Family Cycle on Saturday, May 17th, 2025 from the Rosbercon entrance to the South East Greenway. There will be two events on the day, both are geared towards family enjoyment of the South East Greenway. At 10am a family 12km cycle will start and this will be followed at 10.15 by a shorter 6km cycle.
Family cycle on the South East Greenway. Choice of 12km or 6km routes, lead by qualified cyclist leaders.
Guided mountain bike Family Social session, that will include some skills/games followed by a guided spin on some of the mountain bike trails in Glencullen adventure park.
The championship schedule includes youth races starting from 2:10 PM, a Masters race at 4:00 PM, a Bike Week Fun and Inclusion Cycle at 5:30 PM, the Women’s Elite Race at 6:30 PM, and the Open Elite Race at 7:30 PM. The event concludes with final presentations at 8:45 PM.
Family Activity: Come and try Mountain biking together at Ticknock National Mountain Bike Trail Centre.
A guided bike tour around the stunning Blessington Lake on Saturday 17th May 2025 at 10.30am. Registration needed
The aim of Harbour Horizons is to offer a unique opportunity to explore the scenic beauty of Cork Harbour while enjoying the comfort of e-bikes. This guided tour promotes outdoor activity, sustainability, and local history, as we cycle from the charming town of Cobh back to Cork City, combining gentle exercise with unforgettable views and storytelling.
Blessington Greenway Cycle - followed by Sauna Ride - a number of sessions available over bike week but booking essential - for adults only
Intro to Mountain Biking for Teens and Adults. Get Off-Road & On Track during Bike Week at Forth Mountain, starting point at Carrigfoyle Lake
An opportunity to talk to experienced cargo bike users about how these bikes can be a versatile option for urban transport, Selskar Street Wexford town 17th May as part of Bike Week Wexford
The Athy Family Cycle Event takes place on the Barrow Blueway from Athy to Churchtown on the Blueway and will commence at the Athy Sports Complex on the R417 Monasterevin Road, Athy.
Start Parc ui Chaoimh, cycle along ‘The Line’ to Passage West and back - all welcome, 8 + years old.
To encourage families to spend time together cycling and expose them to the local amenity MY Greenway. To facilitate free bike hire for children & adults who may have forgotten the freedom of cycling and don’t have a bike of their own.
Social and biodiversity, as well as promoting cycling on our roads - with local Tidy Towns Biodiversity representative Silke Luken to explore some ways that biodiversity can be encouraged in different garden spaces
We make costumes for bikes and people from repurposed materials, then pedal together in biodiversity-themed parades.
Bike Week is funded by the Department of Transport, coordinated by TFI and brought to you by the Local Authorities and Sport Partnerships.
