Greenway Tunnels-Bath-Bristol-Chew Valley - Cancelled

  • Starts: Thursday 5 September 2024 9:15 am
  • Ride leader/Event organiser: Chris Turner
  • Category: ,
  • Terrain: B - Very hilly
Start and stops
Ride start/event venueMendip Bunkhouse
Fosse Road
Stoke St Michael
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Coffee stopBath
Bath
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All rides return to the start unless stated otherwise. Use the 'Map' link below to see a map of all locations

Contact us about this event

Send an email to ride leader/event organiser: Chris Turner.

Map

58 miles
11-12 mph

Leaving the Larkshall Bunkhouse, we head north through the Two Tunnels Greenway - Combe Down Tunnel (longest tunnel in UK that you can cycle) and Devonshire Tunnel to Bath - stopping here for coffee. Then onward to Bristol via the Bristol-Bath cycleway. Lunch at Bristol near to SS Great Britain. Then head south through the Chew Valley back to the Bunkhouse.
Note: bring lights, although tunnels are lit, lights are needed for you to be seen.
There are some hills.

Bookings for this ride/event

Booking is required for this ride. Please let the ride leader know if you want to join. Please do not turn up for the ride unless you've had your booking confirmed or your name appears below.

There are 12 spaces available for the leader and riders. Of these, 2 are left.

Bookings recorded for this ride (Log in to see rider names):

  • A PCTC member
  • A PCTC member
  • A PCTC member
  • A PCTC member
  • A PCTC member
  • A PCTC member
  • A PCTC member
  • A PCTC member
  • A PCTC member

To ask to join this ride, please use the 'Contact us about this ride' link above to send an email to the ride leader.

Ride leader notes

I have 2 bikes: an Orbea e-bike and a Specialised Ruby bike that has had Cytronex fitted to provide electric assist. I like to have a pace of around 10-12 mph, preferring slower than fast. I don't mind hills, but try to keep the ascent to a sensible level.

My preferred distance is 40-50 miles, but I'm equally happy to do shorter rides.

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We have certain days when we try to organise regular rides. However, individual ride leaders can create pop-up rides for any day and time.

The small size of some pop-up rides means we might be unable to split a ride if you get into difficulties. We will do all we can to escort you back to the start point, but please be prepared to navigate yourself home or to call for support from a partner, relative or friend.