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The Surrey Hills and the Cotswolds are both AONB and fantastic places to ride. Hosting the 2012 Olympic Route and the annual RideLondon sportive, the Surrey Hills offers the opportunity tackle Box and Leith Hills should you feel the need; whereas the Cotswolds is all about riding through stunning villages.

Multiple route/ride options

Multiple distance and elevation options

Stunning scenery

Beautiful villages

Full supported with medic, vehicles, drivers, all food and accommodation if required

Itinerary

Surrey Hills

We can start your ride in West London (flatter) or in the heart of the Surrey Hills themselves (hillier!). Start venues can be hotels, pubs, or village halls depending on the budget. Cyclists arrive in the morning to be met by the pie crew who will serve you tea, coffee and snacks whilst our guides can help with any last minute mechanical issues on your bikes.

Once we’re are out on the road in our guided groups everything is taken care of and all you need to do is pedal. Various route options are available, with shared refreshment stops so groups can catch up with one another and cyclists can swap groups if they like.

A late lunch or dinner (distance dependent) can be organised to round off the day. Changing facilities or overnight accommodation can also be arranged.

The Cotswolds

The Cotswolds offers stunning riding on rolling terrain, exploring wonderful villages with Olde World names such as Bourton–on-the-Water and Stow-on-the-Wold.  Thatched, medieval cottages, stately homes and limestone churches tell you you’re in Britain’s largest AONB.

This area is more suitable for those wanting to do distance rather than hills, or looking for more gentle riding than that offered by the Surrey Hills.

Overnight accommodation can of course be provided.