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Saturday 17th October 2020 10:00am

Starting from - BS1 6QH. Sandwi coffee on the left hand corner as you travel up to Bristol Temple Meads next to the Engine Shed.On arrival please keep in mind covid restrictions and social distancing.As you arrive the leaders will be there to welcome you and group you into two groups of five.Throughout the ride we must encourage you to stay in the group you started with throughout the whole ride even when we stop for coffee and cake.A face covering is required for the coffee stop along with some money for coffee and the all important cake. A briefing on Covid and a bike safety check will take place before we depart.This is an opportunity to find and rectify any minor problems you may have with your bike.please if you have been in contact with anyone diagnosed with covid please do not attend the ride. BS1 6QH

  • 42.2 miles
  • Hybrid (road tyres), Road
  • 4 hr 40 mins
  • Challenging
  • Bristol
  • Adults 16+ only

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About the route

Starting point




Bristol
BS1 6QS

the route is mainly flat rising just 1335ft over 42.35 miles using cycle paths from Bristol to Bath with just a short stretch on Bath city side roads.Stopping at The Angelfish Cafe on the Kennet and Avon Canal with beautiful views from the Dundas Aqueduct.Travelling back to Bath on the to path where we will rejoin the cycle path to Warmley Station where we will take another cycle path to Frenchay through the GlenFroome Valley using more cycle paths to take us back to Temple Meads at the finish.

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