Rides on Wednesday 1 October

To book a place on a ride or add yourself to a wait list, please contact the ride's leader via the list below. For general queries, including advice on a suitable ride, please contact Andy Henderson.

So far we have organised the following ride(s) for Wednesday 1 October 2025:

  • 9:15am Easy morning ride to Graylingwell
    Led by: Chris Turner
    Terrain: D - Gentle (More about grades)
    Duration: am - Morning only (finishes before lunch)
    Estimated moving average speed: 10-11mph (16-18kph Easy+)
  • Ascent: 728ft / 220m
    There are 2 spaces left on this ride
    Click here for more detail and to book a place
  • 9:15am New Alresford & Selbourne
    Led by: Terry Willis
    Terrain: C - Hilly (More about grades)
    Duration: d - All day
    Estimated moving average speed: 12-13mph (19-21kph Medium+)
  • Ascent: 2,860ft / 871m
    There are 5 spaces left on this ride
    Click here for more detail and to book a place
  • 9:30am Mardens alphabet challenge - Postponed from 17/09
    Led by: Tricia Farnham
    Terrain: B - Very hilly (More about grades)
    Duration: d - All day
    Estimated moving average speed: 10-11mph (16-18kph Easy+)
  • Ascent: 1,600ft / 490m
    There are 2 spaces left on this ride
    Click here for more detail and to book a place
  • PCTC members who express a preference to be alerted about Wednesday rides will get email notifications of new rides. If you are a PCTC member, you can check your alert preferences.

About Wednesday rides

Wednesday is our most popular day for riding. On any given Wednesday, it's likely you'll see a range of different rides. The most common start point is the Havant Spring Centre, although ride leaders can select alternatives if they want.

Rides are usually half-day or full-day.

Half day rides are usually morning rides to a stop for elevenses and back again.

Full day rides stop for elevenses, lunch and sometimes tea. It's possible there will be a rider coming back to the start after elevenses - although they might not be a formal PCTC ride leader. If that is what you'd like to do, please consult the ride organiser before the day of the ride to ensure someone knows and is able to bring you back if that's what you need.

If you're unable to keep up or have a mechanical problem, someone will be available to help you - although we obviously cannot guarantee to solve all problems.

This article describes what you should consider bringing with you on one of these rides.