Beaverbrooks bike ride returns with routes for all abilities - here's what you need to know
Cyclists of all ages and abilities are invited to take on the Fylde coast this June as the Beaverbrooks Bike Ride returns.
Cycling enthusiasts, families and community supporters are being encouraged to saddle up for one of the Fylde coast’s most popular fundraising events as the Beaverbrooks Bike Ride returns this June.
Taking place on Sunday, June, 14, the event offers something for everyone with a range of routes designed to suit all ages and abilities.
Participants can enjoy a relaxed five-mile family-friendly ride around Fairhaven Lake, or choose longer routes of 15, 30 or 45 miles that showcase the sweeping coastal scenery of the Fylde.
For more experienced cyclists, a demanding 60-mile route provides a true endurance challenge.
Starting points are based at AKS Lytham and The Bay Horse in Thornton with all routes offering riders the chance to experience some of the area’s most picturesque landscapes.
Whether taking part for fun, fitness or a personal challenge, every cyclist will be helping to raise vital funds for Trinity Hospice, which provides specialist, compassionate care for patients and families across the local community during life’s most difficult times.
Events Manager Kayleigh Penn said the ride offers a unique opportunity to enjoy the Fylde coast while supporting an essential local service.
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“By signing up to our Bike Ride event, participants are helping ensure that expert care, comfort and support are there for local people when they need it most.”
She said: “From first-time riders to seasoned cyclists, it promises a welcoming and uplifting day with a real sense of community spirit.”
Organisers are encouraging people to sign up and take part in what promises to be a memorable day on two wheels.