If you want to ride one of the Best and biggest early season sportives, look no further. The Wiggle New Forest Spring Sportive, is one of our most popular events, selling out months before the event every year.
Now in its 5th year, this sublime sportive is a must do and is voted in the UK's top 10 Sportives. Based in the iconic New Forest National Park with has average speed limits of 20-30 miles a hour, the quiet forest roads allows you dust of your bike and warm up your legs by taking in the breathtaking scenery in peace.
Riding with 2500+ like minded riders each day, will ensure you have a magical experience.
The Wiggle New Forest Spring Sportive has 2 route lengths (87 miles / 60 miles), The route differs from our end of session finale (The Wiggle New Forest 100 Sportive), but incorporates the same spectacular scenery of the New Forest National Park, combined with wild animals grazing at the roadside and picturesque villages – a great early season ride! As the event is likely to sell out well in advance of the event, please book early to avoid disappointment.
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