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event
Essex Castle bike ride
Event info
Enjoy a great day's cycling and raise vital funds for the Colchester Hospitals Charity at the same time! This ride offers three beautiful circular routes, all starting in Colchester, taking you along the quiet country lanes and through the picturesque villages of North Essex.
For more details and to sign up online, visit: www.bike-events.com/essexcastle
Start Venue: King's Head Meadow, Catchpool Rd. (off Cowdray Ave.) Colchester, Essex CO1 1YH
Start time: 8 – 10am
Distance: 25, 50 or 75 miles
On the day entry fee: £18 (£17.50 adv), Kids £8.00
Official Charity: Colchester Hospitals Charity
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