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Evening led Bike Ride

Discover Birmingham’s hidden heritage sites as our trained ride leaders will take you along one of our fantastic ‘Secret Birmingham – Heritage Cycle Routes’ .

What to expect:
This led ride is your chance to learn new bike-friendly routes, explore Birmingham by bike with a group and explore some of Birmingham’s hidden heritage sites along the way.

Some of the heritage sites we will visit on this ride include Perrot’s Folly, the famous Blondin Statue, Old Joe and the Harborne Walkway – You really are in for a treat!

Starting/finishing at the Midlands Arts Centre in Cannon Hill Park. Park entrance, in the courtyard by the picnic benches.

Leaving promptly at 6pm – Arrive 10min early for registration. Expect to be out for approx. 2hrs, the route uses cycle paths, green spaces, shared paths and a few quiet roads. Led by qualified ride leaders. We will ride at a gentle with plenty of pits stops and opportunity for a refreshment break. Bring snacks/picnic dinner. 

– You will need your own bike to take part in this ride
– Whether you’re new to riding, looking to build confidence or a regular cyclist this ride is for you
– Ride led by qualified leaders, suitable for all abilities
– These are social activities, the pace will be gentle, nobody gets left behind
– Expect lots of chatting, pitstops and smiles

How to get there:
Meeting point on the Rea Valley route, National Cycle Route 5 and close to the A38 cycle way, we encourage you to ride to the start if possible. Nearest train stations are University or Five Ways. Parking available – fees apply.  

Organised by ecobirmingham

DATE & TIME

Thu 17 Sept|  6pm-8pm
Leaving promptly at 6pm – Arrive 10min early for registration.

LOCATION

This ride starts and finishes at:
Midlands Arts Centre, Cannon Hill Park, B12 9QH

COST

Free

BOOKING

Booking required

ACCESS

This event is not wheelchair accessible

Have a question?

Email our co-ordinator:
Irene.deboo@birminghammuseums.org.uk

Birmingham Heritage Week is organised by Birmingham Museums Trust.

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11—20 Sept 2026

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Your heritage, your stories,
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Birmingham Heritage Week is organised by Birmingham Museums Trust.

Privacy Policy    Cookies

Design ManMade

Your Heritage:
Your Stories: Your City
11—20 Sept 2026