Salford...It's Your Move!
Get walking, wheeling or cycling in Salford
From culture in the Quays, swanning round Salford Lad’s Club to browsing RHS Bridgewater. Salford has more than ever to see. Have you cycled Clifton Country Park or walked Worsley canal?
Walking, cycling and wheeling is for everyone. And it’s quicker, cheaper and easier than you might think.
Try out new cycling and walking routes
We’re building the UK's largest active travel network.
1,800 miles of safe, traffic-free cycling and walking routes. More than 2,400 new, safer road crossings. All linking up to public transport so you can get even further.
Get planning!
It’s time to plan your route. You can leave the hard work to our journey planner.
It’ll work out the best walking, wheeling or cycling route for you.
And link you up with public transport if you want to go further.
Hire a Starling Bank Bike
No bike? No problem. There’s plenty of Starling Bank Bikes across Manchester, Trafford and Salford.
Cycle to the shops, cycle to campus, cycle to your friend’s house. Or… just cycle for fun.
It’s a cheap, easy way to get around, and get back into the saddle.
Learn to ride or fix your bike
Whatever you’re looking to learn, we’ve got a course to fit.
Build your confidence. Learn for the first time. Ride together as a family. Mend a puncture or fix your brakes. You don’t even need to own a bike to get started.
Start a bike library
Want to borrow a bike for free? Bike libraries are popping up all over Greater Manchester.
Any ‘not-for-profit’ can apply for funding and help to set up a bike library. Just drop a line to your local community organisers and tell them to get moving!
Looking for more ways to move?
There are loads of activities and events taking place in Salford, making it easier than ever to get active:
Find walking and cycling activities on Salford Council's website.
Wheels for All - join a Wheels for All session with adapted cycles, designed for adults and children with additional needs. You can try out their fleet of adapted cycles every Friday, 10am-2pm at Cleaveley Athletics Track. Sessions are £5 (carers/parents go free).