Betsy's 100 -A Rider-Built Adventure
Help Betsy Discover England's 100 Best Biker Views
Betsy has a dream... and she needs your help to make it happen.
If you've followed our adventures, you'll know our favourite phrase is:
"Look at that view!"
Now we want to turn that into our biggest adventure yet by discovering England's 100 Best Biker Views—and we don't want to choose them ourselves.
We want them to be chosen by the people who know England's roads best... you.
"What about Wales, Scotland and Ireland?" I hear you ask.
Don't worry, Betsy hasn't forgotten them! She's simply saving those adventures for another year.
The Challenge
We've secretly divided England into 10 regions.
Our aim is to discover 10 unforgettable views in each region, creating England's 100 Best Biker Views.
We're keeping those regions under wraps for now because we don't want to influence your choices. We want your genuine favourites—the places that have made you say, "Look at that view!"
The Adventure Begins
Once the final locations have been chosen, it'll be time to load the camping gear onto Betsy and head off on an unforgettable journey to visit every single one.
The best part is that this will be your adventure as much as ours, because you'll have helped create it.
As each ride approaches, we'll announce where and when we'll be setting off. We'd love you to come along, meet Betsy and ride part of the route with us.
With ten different regions to explore, there will be plenty of opportunities for riders from all over England to join us along the way.
We'll be sharing the journey across our social media channels and, if you're happy to be photographed or filmed, we'd love to feature you as part of the adventure.
When the journey is complete, the plan is to produce a book telling the story of the ride and showcasing the amazing places that you helped us discover.
How Can You Help?
We'd love you to tell us about the views that have made you stop, take off your helmet and simply admire the scenery.
Whether it's a famous viewpoint or a hidden gem tucked away at the end of a winding country lane, we want to hear about it.
If you can, please include:
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The location (county, town or village, Google Maps link or What3Words if you have it)
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A few words about why it's special
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Any photographs you've taken
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Great riding roads nearby
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Recommended cafés or tea stops
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Campsites
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Toilets, parking or any other useful information for visiting riders
Every suggestion helps us build the ultimate collection of biker destinations.
Be Part of the Story
This isn't just another ride we're planning—it's a journey created by the people who know England's roads best.
Every viewpoint, every café, every hidden lane and every photo you send helps shape the adventure. If one of your suggestions is included, you'll know that riders from all over the country will be visiting a place that you helped put on the map.
Where possible, we'll acknowledge everyone whose recommendations make it into the final adventure, because this isn't just Betsy's story—it's our story.
Together, we'll create something that riders can enjoy for years to come.
Send Us Your Suggestions
You can send your favourite viewpoints, routes and photos using the form below or by email.
We honestly can't wait to discover the places that have inspired you over the years.
So, let's build something special together... because this isn't just Betsy's adventure.
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Comments
Glad to see you going forward with your recovery Dave , hope Betsy is ok too .
Too many roads and views to choose from especially when you live on the edge of the Peaks, I will get my thinking cap on , its all too easy to overlook what's local an familiar
Great idea, would love too meet up when your in my part of the country?
Glad to see you are improving and what a great idea. I have followed some of your routes and been to places what i never would have so its good to be able to return the favour. Only problem there are so many good roads, views and cafes its what to choose but i will give it a go from Durham and the North Pennines. Just means i will have to go out and test them out, what a chore!
Speedy recovery and hope to see you on the road view soon
Steve
Count me in for Lincolnshire wolds
Favourite view from Holme Moss viewing point route could be down into Tintwhistle road into Glossop over Snake pass and back over strines to Penistone .Great to see you at Wedding today Dave and of couse best wishes for your recovery
A favourite view of mine B6270 as it begins the descent into the village of Nateby on the edge of Cumbria. On a fine day it is one of the most expansive views in England . Wild Boar fell is to the left, the High Pennines on your right, the Howgill fells in the near distance and the hills of the Lakes further out,What three words wished.earlobes.years or therabouts
I wish you a speedy recovery to full health.
Kind regards
Edward