Wakefield District cycle maps
Designed by the Wakefield district Cycle Forum with cyclists in mind, these maps cover the entire Wakefield district area and show a network of routes recommended by local cyclists, consisting of a number of signed cycle routes, many quiet roads, traffic-calmed areas and off-highway links.

Cycle rides
Choose from 14 routes – from 5 miles to 20 miles, there is something for everyone. These advisory cycle routes include routes in Wakefield city and the surrounding towns and villages, plus routes around rural areas and avoid heavily trafficked roads and junctions that are deemed dangerous.

Health rides
The Wakefield District Cycle Forum run a number of health rides throughout the district. These rides are aimed at all ages and abilities. They last approximately one hour, cycling a distance of between 5-7 miles on traffic free routes and quiet roads.

Trans Pennine Trail
The Trans Pennine Trail runs through the Wakefield district, and in total includes 350 miles (560km) of signed route to follow along a mixture of well surfaced canal and railway paths, tracks and bridleways, footpaths, cycle lanes and minor roads. Much of the route provides relatively easy access for trail users with disabilities and long sections are completely traffic free and ideal for families with children.

West Yorkshire cycle routes
The West Yorkshire Cycle Route is a 150 mile circular route which roughly follows the West Yorkshire County Boundary. Primarily for leisure cycling the route is mainly on road and is intended for use by all roadworthy bicycles.

Public Rights of Way online map
Create your own route. This is the map showing the public rights of way across Wakefield District. The information is taken from our definitive map which forms the legal record of public rights of way. The online version of the definitive map is updated to reflect changes on a regular basis.