Ride reports

Tour de Môn riders raise over £15,000 for Alder Hey Children’s Charity

Hundreds of cyclists took to the roads of Ynys Môn this weekend for the 2026 Tour de Môn, with riders helping to raise more than £15,000 for the headline charity, Alder Hey Children’s Charity.

The popular cycle sportive once again brought cyclists together for a memorable day of riding around one of the UK’s most spectacular islands, with participants taking on the 107-mile Mawr, 77-mile Canol and 46-mile Bach routes.

This year, a fantastic number of riders chose to make their miles mean even more by taking part through charity places for Alder Hey Children’s Charity. Together, their fundraising has already passed £15,000, an incredible total which will help support the charity’s vital work for children, young people, and their families.

A huge congratulations and thank you to every Alder Hey charity rider, and everyone who donated and supported their fundraising.

12th Annual Tour de Môn: A Stunning Success – The Return of the Flying Mile

This weekend, we proudly celebrated the 12th edition of our spectacular cycle sportive, the Tour de Môn.

We were thrilled to welcome 1,000 riders who took on one of three challenging routes: the 107-mile Mawr, the 77-mile Canol, and the 46-mile Bach. Each route offered a breathtaking circumnavigation of Anglesey’s beautiful coastline, showcasing iconic sights such as the Menai Suspension Bridge, the charming village of Beaumaris, the historic Melin Llynnon (home of the famous Mônuts), and the stunning Trearddur Bay, before finishing back at Newry Green, Holyhead.

All cyclists were set off with a warm and spirited welcome from Holyhead’s Town Crier, Geoff Evans, whose ringing voice and lively presence added a touch of tradition and ceremony to the start line. His enthusiasm set the perfect tone for an unforgettable day on the road.

11th Annual Tour de Môn: A Stunning Success

This weekend, we celebrated the 11th edition of our spectacular cycle sportive, the Tour de Môn, proudly sponsored by Bulmer Leisure.

We were thrilled to welcome 1,000 riders who took on one of three challenging routes: the 107-mile Mawr, the 77-mile Canol, and the 46-mile Bach. Each route offered a breathtaking circumnavigation of Anglesey's beautiful coastline, showcasing iconic sights such as the Menai Suspension Bridge, the charming village of Beaumaris, the historic Melin Llynnon (home of the famous Mônuts), and the stunning Trearddur Bay, before finishing back at Newry Green, Holyhead.

Sunny & Windy Conditions for the 2023 Tour de Môn

The good old Anglesey weather played with the emotions of many riders leading up to the 2023 Tour de Mon, the 10th edition of the event. Stormy winds and rain finally gave way, with Sunday's beautiful sunrise a suggestion of things to come. While there remained a stiff southerly wind, there was plenty of Anglesey sunshine for the riders.

The perfect conditions for the 2022 Tour de Môn

The good old Anglesey weather played with the emotions of many riders leading up to the 2022 Tour de Mon, forecasting everything from non-stop rain and winds before finally delivering probably the most perfect cycling conditions to date with no wind and plenty of Anglesey sunshine.

The return of the Tour de Môn

This Sunday saw the return of the iconic Tour de Môn cycle sportive, with nearly 1000 riders taking to the beautiful roads of Anglesey.

Tour de Mon Tour de Force

This Sunday over 1000 cyclists descended on Anglesey for the latest instalment of the Tour de Mon cycle sportive

Annual Tour de Mon Cycle Sportive is a huge success