

Bedgebury Forest Cycle Club is a non profit organisation run by volunteers. Our ethos is to support off road cycling in the South East based at Bedgebury Forest. We welcome members that join for leisure and shared interest, maintaining an inclusive attitude for fitness and ability.
The Social Club Ride at Bedgebury and Skills Camp starts from the meeting point on the Saturdays listed below at 10:00 until 12:00
| Date | Events | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 21/02/2026 | Club Ride at Bedgebury | Club ride at Bedgebury including our advanced junior group |
| 28/03/2026 | Coach & Ride for Adults & Advanced Juniors | A mix of riding and coaching out on the Red Route trails, aimed to develop practical trail skills |
| 21/03/2026 | Club Ride at Bedgebury | Club ride at Bedgebury including our advanced junior group |
| 21/03/2026 | Gentle Forest Ride at Bedgebury | Have you ever felt like you would like to come to a BFCC social club ride but feel like you won’t be able to keep up? If so we've got a new option for riders that appreciate a more leisurely pace. The ride will be for 2 hours and will take in fireroads and some of the singletrack, but the pace will be definitely gentle, so if you have lapsed in your fitness or are new to off-road cycling then this is the ride for you. All you need is an off road bike and a helmet. |
| 04/04/2026 | Club Ride at Bedgebury | Club ride at Bedgebury including our advanced junior group |
Please sign up to our mailing list for regular updates on rides and racing:
If you’d like to do a group ride with us please consider joining a Saturday morning club ride. This is a time where we welcome newcomers and provide support for beginer and intermediate riders. These points cover questions we’re often asked:
For the club ride we meet about 09:50 at the meeting point with the signs at the start of the gravel road next to the bike wash (photo below). We set off at 10:00 and return for 12:00.
If you have any questions please get in touch via our contact form.
The meeting point in the car park is at the start of the lower gravel road heading up into the forest. There are signs on the post for Go Ape and also signs for cycle route information and a large map. There’s also a circle of large rocks of about knee height. This is opposite Quench Cycles and the bike wash.
