Pedal series

Cycle with us at a Pedal event. Choose from 3 different distance options and enjoy the UK's beautiful locations while supporting people with Parkinson’s to get active and stay active.

About the series

Pedal series is organised by Parkinson’s UK as a series of exciting and challenging cycling events across the country. Each route showcases some of the UK's most breathtaking landscapes best enjoyed on 2 wheels. From scenic rivers and rolling valleys to dramatic climbs, Pedal with us and you'll be sure to enjoy an unforgettable experience.

Exclusive pedal jersey

Chip timings

Great food for all routes

Pedal Wye Valley

Stirling High School

31 August 2025

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Pedal Trossachs

Chepstow

21 September 2025

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Pedal Trossachs

Chepstow

Upcoming

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Pedal Trossachs

Chepstow

Upcoming

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What’s included when I sign up?

All participants will receive:

Fully signposted route for each distance option

First aid and mechanical support on the course

Frequent checkpoints with refreshments and snacks, plus a lunch stop for 50 and 82 mile riders

Free sports massage at the finish line

Bespoke finisher’s medal

Chip timing

You’ll receive an Exclusive Pedal Jersey if you raise £250!

About locations

All our cycles take place in beautiful UK National Parks or Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty. We always engage the local community with our events, making sure our Parkinson’s community as well as the local area is at the forefront of the day.

Classic

A shorter but inspiring ride.

Elevation

Hilly

£45 per person

Challenge

Move up a gear with higher elevations and challenging climbs.

Elevation

Very hilly

£55 per person

Ultimate

Not for the faint hearted, push yourself to new heights.

Elevation

Extremely hilly

£65 per person

“I would encourage anyone of all cycling abilities to take part. It’s so well organised, there’s a route for everyone, and it's a great way to support and help make a difference. I feel very privileged to be a part of such a great charity event. Looking forward to cycling with team Parkinson’s in 2025.”