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Give your group something to ride for

Rambles - rewarded ways to ride - for cycling clubs and friend groups: cafe tours, shared goals, and monthly leaderboards. Everyone's in, just by riding.

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Make every group ride count

Riding Places gives cycling clubs and friend groups something to ride for. Set up a Ramble, like a cafe tour, a shared goal or a monthly leaderboard. Members confirm once, and the rides they record count toward it. The app is free for riders.

Turn Your Rides Into Rambles

A Ramble turns the places your group loves into something to ride for. Pick the style that fits your crew:

  • Coffee shop tours and brew pub crawls, hitting every stop or any 3 of 5 on one ride
  • Historic site and scenic viewpoint collections to tick off on a single loop
  • A shared visits target the whole group chips away at, where everyone who pitched in shares the win
  • Monthly Leaderboards with podium bragging rights, or a charity pot with Pedal for Good

Each stop is a GeoZone, a GPS-verified spot on the map: ride through it and it counts. Members confirm the Ramble once, then every group ride counts.

See all six Ramble styles →
Creating a Ramble and its GeoZone in the group editor

Example screens with sample data.

Group leaderboard among similar groups in the mobile app
Your ranking among group members in the mobile app

Example screens with sample data.

Create Friendly Competition

Foster a sense of camaraderie and friendly rivalry within your cycling group. Riding Places makes it easy to:

  • Track member participation and Ramble completions
  • Run a monthly Leaderboard ranking riders by distance, CO₂ saved, points, or rides
  • Compare your group's performance with similar groups
  • Celebrate winners with automatic award emails at the end of each period
Group achievements dashboard - distance, CO2, and points

Example dashboard with sample data.

Track Group Achievements

Monitor your group's progress to plan future rides, recognize top contributors, and showcase your group's collective impact.

  • Total distance covered by all members
  • Collective CO₂ savings impact
  • Ramble completions, standings, and group-goal progress
  • Individual and group points earnings

How does it work for your group?

1

Set Up Your Group

Set up your profile and easily share it over email, online, and through social

2

Start a Ramble

Pick a style, from cafe tours to monthly leaderboards, and set it live. Members confirm once, then just ride

3

Promote

Share each Ramble's public page or print its ready-made poster. Your group members connect with the Mobile App or Strava and start riding

4

Track & Reward

Watch completions and standings roll in. Award emails go out automatically, so most prizes settle themselves

Group accounts

What will it cost your group?

Every group starts with a 60-day free trial. Graduated per-rider pricing, one monthly bill. Drag to your group's size; each band prices only the riders in it.

1-100 · $4101-500 · $2501+ · $1per rider / month

Every Group gets every feature. Only the rate per rider changes.

Active riders10 riders
Estimated monthly bill$40 /monthworks out at $4.00 per active rider

That pays for rides checked by GPS, award emails sent automatically, your Group dashboard and a CO2 report.

Try:
How the bands stack
Riders 1-10010 × $4$40
Riders 101-5000 × $2$0
Riders 501 and above0 × $1$0
= $40a month
$0your invoice when the trial ends

60 days free, billed in arrears

Nothing is charged when your trial ends: you receive a $0 invoice. At this size your first real bill would be about $40, arriving one month after the trial ends, covering the month just used, never the month ahead. Cancel online any time before then at no charge: same place you signed up, no phone call.

An active rider is a member who used Riding Places in the last 60 days. Riders always ride free. Your group pays only for its own account. Payments are handled securely by Stripe, so we never see or store your card number.

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60 days free · Billed in arrears · Cancel online any time

Last updated October 6, 2026 · Reviewed by Eric Lynn, Founder