Is your business Cycling Friendly?
You could benefit from free enhanced promotion
We'd like to celebrate and promote businesses who meet or exceed a set of requirements based on facilities, services and information. The aim is to ensure that visitors can easily access information specifically relating to cycling, highlighting businesses that offer facilities to meet the needs of cyclists.
If you offer the right facilities, services and information, you can sign up to the Cycling Friendly scheme free. Once accepted, you'll get the Cycling Friendly logo to use on your website/ social media and be included on an interactive map on the North York Moors National Park website with a link to your website.
We've got a number of categories for Cycling Friendly - cafes, tea rooms and pubs, accommodation providers, repair stations and activity providers. You can apply for all of them if you wish!
The North York Moors Cycling Friendly scheme is part of a wider EARFD-funded project to promote outdoor activities.
The aim is to boost tourism by working with businesses to collectively promote the area’s special character and encourage visitors to explore the area in more depth, staying longer and spending more, all year round.
If you offer the right facilities, services and information, you can sign up to the Cycling Friendly scheme free. Once accepted, you'll get the Cycling Friendly logo to use on your website/ social media and be included on an interactive map on the North York Moors National Park website with a link to your website.
We've got a number of categories for Cycling Friendly - cafes, tea rooms and pubs, accommodation providers, repair stations and activity providers. You can apply for all of them if you wish!
The North York Moors Cycling Friendly scheme is part of a wider EARFD-funded project to promote outdoor activities.
The aim is to boost tourism by working with businesses to collectively promote the area’s special character and encourage visitors to explore the area in more depth, staying longer and spending more, all year round.
What to do next
Take a look at the relevant details for your type of business to make sure you offer suitable facilities & services.
Download details of Cycling Friendly for accommodation providers
Download details of Cycling Friendly for pubs, cafes, and tea rooms
Download details of Cycling Friendly for repair stations
Download details of Cycling Friendly for activity providers and retailers
Complete the form and either email to Emily Watson e.watson@northyorkmoors.org.uk or post to Emily Watson, North York Moors National Park, The Old Vicarage, Bondgate, Helmsley, York YO62 5BP
Emily will double check your application which should include supporting evidence in the form of photos.
Once your application is accepted you'll receive the logo and more information about how you'll benefit.
The logo and any copy on your website should link to https://www.northyorkmoors.org.uk/cycling
Businesses will also work together for example to create local routes that link Cycling Friendly accommodation providers with cafés, tea rooms and pubs. Additional resources such as business contacts (for collaboration), cycling images and downloadable cycle routes will also be available to help you promote cycling activities to existing and prospective guests or customers.
Download details of Cycling Friendly for accommodation providers
Download details of Cycling Friendly for pubs, cafes, and tea rooms
Download details of Cycling Friendly for repair stations
Download details of Cycling Friendly for activity providers and retailers
Complete the form and either email to Emily Watson e.watson@northyorkmoors.org.uk or post to Emily Watson, North York Moors National Park, The Old Vicarage, Bondgate, Helmsley, York YO62 5BP
Emily will double check your application which should include supporting evidence in the form of photos.
Once your application is accepted you'll receive the logo and more information about how you'll benefit.
The logo and any copy on your website should link to https://www.northyorkmoors.org.uk/cycling
Businesses will also work together for example to create local routes that link Cycling Friendly accommodation providers with cafés, tea rooms and pubs. Additional resources such as business contacts (for collaboration), cycling images and downloadable cycle routes will also be available to help you promote cycling activities to existing and prospective guests or customers.
Resources
If you're unsure what equipment is considered as essential requirements to become cycle friendly then we have a Recommended Tools guide.
Funding for this project has been secured from the Rural Development Programme for England, funded by the European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development (EAFRD): Europe investing in rural areas.
