The Loggie Way Down

The Loggie Way Down emerged from an ambitious cycling challenge: six RAF personnel cycling the length of Britain, from John O'Groats to Land's End, to raise funds for the RAF Benevolent Fund. This initial ride, focused on mental health projects, sparked the idea for a more permanent cycling community.

Today, the club concentrates on touring and social rides, providing opportunities for cyclists of all abilities to explore the English countryside. The emphasis is on camaraderie and shared experiences, rather than competitive cycling.

The Loggie Way Down originated to support a specific charitable cause, demonstrating the powerful connection between cycling and community support. Cyclists looking for a club focused on social riding and exploring the open road are encouraged to reach out and discover what The Loggie Way Down has to offer.