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Cycle challenges

Cycle challenges

If you’re a keen cyclist, then why not get on your bike for Kids Company? You could design your own cycling challenge, or take on one of our events. 

 

CAP FERRET TO PAUILLAC CYCLOTHON June 10th-13th 2010

Join Kids Company’s first cyclothon. The 160km challenge over 2 days will take you along the Atlantic coast, up to the tip of the Gironde Peninsula and through the spectacular pine forests of Les Landes. On the final day you will have many an opportunity to sample some of the locally produced wine!

Length of trip: 4 days. Leaving from Luton on the afternoon of Thursday 10th June and returning on the evening of Sunday 13th June.

Registration Fee: £200 Suggested Sponsorship: £700 per person

 For more information, contact Chloe Hill.

 

London to Paris Bike Ride 

The London to Paris bike ride takes you through beautiful English villages and into the stunning countryside of rural France. You’ll pass historical landmarks and famous battlefields from World War I before finally reaching Paris, undoubtedly one of the most magical places on earth. The sense of achievement you’ll experience will be one you’ll cherish forever: an unforgettable experience awaits.

For more information, contact Suzie Curran.

 

Paris to Geneva Bike Ride

Cycling from the chic city of Paris through quiet rural medieval towns and famous vineyard regions, we tackle the Col de la Faucille, the gateway into Switzerland and a tough climax to what will be a fantastic and rewarding challenge. The route includes a climb straight from the Tour de France, making this a bike ride challenge you won’t forget in a hurry, whilst raising thousands for Kids Company.

To find out more, contact Suzie Curran.

 

Vietnam Bike Ride

Prepare to be overwhelmed by Vietnam’s natural contrasting beauty – from the patchwork of bright green rice paddies to the rugged mountains and white sandy beaches, you can’t fail to be bewitched by its traditional charm! Vietnam will leave indelible mark on you, providing memories that will last forever.

To find out more, contact Suzie Curran.