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| bromsgrove | rich g | Jan 16th 2010, 04:51 | 27km |
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| 12m run route | choose | Feb 15th 2010, 03:04 | 19km | ||
| Worcester Bike Ride Sunday 4th July 2010 | West Events | Feb 17th 2010, 02:26 | 0km |
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| Join the British Heart Foundation and hundreds of people to get their heart pumping as they choose between 8, 32 or 48 miles of scenic cycling. The annual Worcester Bike ride starts and finishes at Worcester Race course. These circular routes take you through the beautiful Worcestershire countryside, passing through Broitwich, Bromsgrove and Wychavon before returning to Worcester. Enter as a team, family or simply challenge yourself. This great day out is suitable for all ages and fitness levels so come along to help your heart stay healthy whilst helping save the hearts of the nation. This event statrs between 9am and 10am. Entry fee's are £10 per adult and £5 per child. On the day registrtaion will be charged at a slightly higher fee. For further information and to register please visit www.bhf.org.uk/worcester or phone 0800 169 3672 | |||||
| Exmoor bike Marathon Saturday 11th September 2010 | West Events | Feb 17th 2010, 02:28 | 0km |
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| Have Fun, Get Fit, Save Lives! Sign up for your 2010 Autumnal Bike Marathon today! This is the ultimate bike challenge for 2010! Searching for an event that will really challenge you, that will give you hero status amongst friends and colleagues? The BHF Exmoor Bike Marathon is the event for you – an extreme 100km off road cycling challenge for a great cause. This is our most technical and challenging cycle ride but like any other marathon it is attainable to all those that live, breathe and train for it! The ultimate challenge is to complete the 100km route, but following the route you can shorten the distance to 12.5, 25, 50 or 75km to tailor make your personal challenge. Starting in the beautiful Hawkcombe valley in Porlock, the route encompasses some thrilling single track sections, exhausting uphill climbs and exhilarating descents of the Exmoor national park. It’s a journey of exploration to test your limits and give you a truly memorable experience. Training is essential to complete this challenging ride so please enter early to receive your training guidelines and improve your heart health with regular training in order to conquer one of the most challenging bike marathons in the country. Due to the nature of this challenge entrants must be at least 16's years of age. The event entry fee is £33 per adult. Please enter early to avoid disappointment and ensure you are fully prepared for the challenge of the Exmoor Bike Marathon. | |||||
| Worcester 35 | Moser47 | Mar 8th 2010, 01:17 | 61.4km | ||
| Beacon RCC - Sunrise Audax 2010 | Jock | Mar 15th 2010, 12:16 | 122.7km | ||
| Wyre Forest SPOCO | ConveryA | Mar 17th 2010, 02:42 | 21.8km |
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| Salwarpe loop 2 | archaeo | Mar 19th 2010, 09:20 | 12.4km | ||
| Holt Fleet - Lower Broadheath | archaeo | Mar 19th 2010, 09:28 | 36.2km |
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| Round Bredon Hill | itsafunthing | Apr 27th 2010, 05:45 | 99.9km |
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| Ride to Work | itsafunthing | Apr 28th 2010, 11:13 | 18.2km |
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| cotswold loop | bay | May 8th 2010, 06:19 | 124.7km |
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| Hanbury Loop | dobin | May 9th 2010, 07:43 | 49.2km |
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| 100km | bay | May 11th 2010, 09:05 | 100.2km | ||
| 100km | bay | May 11th 2010, 09:18 | 100.2km | ||
| Ludlow to Northwich | Upyourmileage | May 14th 2010, 09:17 | 118.7km |
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| Kidderminster,clee hill | Rusty28a | May 29th 2010, 08:10 | 76.8km |
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| Kiddy circular route via clee hill | |||||
| Bredon Circle | archaeo | May 29th 2010, 09:55 | 86.5km | ||
| Malvern MTB Route | BTBR | Jun 11th 2010, 06:28 | 24.9km |
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| Redditch to Symonds Yat | BTBR | Jun 15th 2010, 05:28 | 96.5km |
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| Hilly 1 | archaeo | Jun 28th 2010, 04:43 | 63.7km |
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| Mr Pickwick's tour of the cotswolds stage 1 Audax 300km | AudaxRides | Jul 7th 2010, 09:46 | 76.2km |
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| July 2010 planned from route sheet. Not ridden. Audax 300km. There may be errors. | |||||
| big apple tour | nickhead | Jul 7th 2010, 11:54 | 25.6km |
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| Route around the villages of Pixely, Woolhope, Much Marcle and Putley Green for the annual Big Apple cider festival. Fair amount of climbing for a short route, but ample opportunity for refreshment! | |||||
| WMB 105 Malvern Worcestershire_Beginner (Blue) Route | ocoutts | Jul 14th 2010, 10:34 | 14.1km |
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| Start/Finish: Lower Wyche car park, SO770441 Total distance 14.1km (8.7 miles) Time 90 minutes to 3 hours Maps Ordnance Survey OL 190 Malvern Hills and Bredon Hill Summary There’s a couple of stiff climbs on this ride, mostly on well surfaced trails and farm track. Be careful with the directions as it gets fi ddly when you turn back on yourself. Park up at Lower Wyche and head to the cutting along the road, where you’ll find a clearly signposted bridleway, which contours along the eastern edge of the hill. Follow this, sticking to the leveller paths, until you reach a hairpin junction above some houses. Begin the climb up to Perseverance Hill, which takes you through cattle gates and out of the woodland onto open hillside. Descend sharply between two gates, then pick up the path, which switchbacks briefly before bearing left to descend towards the road. Take a sharp right at the crossroads at the bottom, emerging onto tarmac and following fi rst the minor road and then the A449 to the car parks at British Camp. Take the left of two bridleways to loop round below the hill, turning sharply back on yourself at the route’s southerly tip to travel back to Little Malvern and then back onto bridleway after retracing your steps on the road. Pass your initial exit point and continue to access a slightly easier climb; this is a long pull that crosses the previous route, but you should fi nd yourself at the top with perseverance. Bear right at the edge of the trees, descending gentle singletrack all the way back down to the Wyche cutting before hopping back on the road to get back to the car park. | |||||
| WMB 105 Malvern Worcestershire_Intermediate (Red) Route | ocoutts | Jul 14th 2010, 11:02 | 13.9km |
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| Start/Finish: North Malvern car park, SO770469 Total distance 14km (8.7 miles) Time 2-4 hours Maps Ordnance Survey OL 190 Malvern Hills and Bredon Hill Summary A fast and furious trail teaser that takes in the best of the Malverns’ riding. From the car park at North Malvern, take the left of two bridleways to fi nd the zig-zag climb that takes you up the eastern fl ank of the hill. Contour around the northern face of North Hill, descending and then climbing slightly to a grassy saddle before turning hard right to descend a fall-line path. Turn left at the bottom and climb all the way back up the hill to the saddle between Sugarloaf Hill and Worcestershire Beacon. Continue straight to pick up the rollercoaster sequence, which eventually exits at St Anns Well. From here, climb steeply back up to the saddle, bearing left to ascend Worcestershire Beacon. From the trig point, take the left of the two bridleways that descend due south, dropping into the cutting to enjoy singletrack. At the road exit, cross tarmac and bear right on more singletrack, which descends to another road where you pick up another bridleway right to climb back up to Sugarloaf Hill. Bear left at the saddle to pick up Lady Howard De Walden Drive, which contours around the eastern face of the hill and returns you to the fi rst switchback ascent of the day, which you now descend to return to the car park. | |||||
| WMB 105 Malvern Worcestershire__Classic Route | ocoutts | Jul 14th 2010, 11:08 | 27.7km |
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| Start/Finish: North Malvern car park, SO770469 Total distance: 27.8km (17.3 miles) Time 3-5 hours Maps Ordnance Survey OL 190 Malvern Hills and Bredon Hill Summary A hilly romp covering the length and breadth of the Malverns, with a mixture of well surfaced, hardpack trails and muddier sections. From the North Malvern car park, take the left of two bridleways that head south. Navigate the hairpins with care to avoid getting lost — our route is well ridden so the most obviously used trail should see you right. Once round fi ve hairpins and out of the treeline, continue right to contour around North Hill, descending and then climbing to Sugarloaf Hill. Bear to the right to pass around this grassy top and continue straight across at the next saddle, dropping slightly and bearing right to loop up and around the back of Worcestershire Beacon. From the trig point, take the left of the two bridleways that run down the ridge, dropping into a cutting with singletrack. At the exit onto the road, bear left and double back to zig-zag down to the road. Turn right to Wyche Gap, then take the signed bridleway to fi rst contour around, then switchback and climb up to the top of Perseverance Hill. At the top, pass through two gates with a steep descent between them and take the path that trends left down to the road. Follow a minor road, then the A449 south towards British Camp, bearing left onto bridleway at the car park after a mile. Follow this loop below the hill, turning left towards Underhills Farm and then retracing your steps along the roads to climb back up Perseverance Hill on bridleway before descending it from top to bottom. At Wyche Gap, turn left and then right, following the access drive for the car parks, turning left onto the bridleway. Descend and then climb from the next car parks, continuing straight over as you top out to descend towards Green Valley and then St Annes Well. Climb out of this deep, narrow valley back towards Sugarloaf and follow the contouring path around to the bridleway that descends behind the disused quarries, emerging at the car park. | |||||
| Martley Clifton Whitbourne Brandsford | snailmale | Jul 25th 2010, 06:07 | 47.2km |
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| Wyre Forest CRC Club TT - K8/10D | AlexH | Jul 26th 2010, 07:22 | 16.2km |
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| Sanders Park Run | choose | Aug 6th 2010, 02:20 | 2km | ||
| Aber 2 Aber 2010 - The Three Cocks Ride Again... | Ocker123 | Aug 17th 2010, 08:27 | 127.7km | ||
| Salwey Arms, Three Cocks, Abergavenny, Pandy. | |||||
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