Getting to the start

All routes start and finish at St Teresa's, Effingham.

Please Note: Those arriving by car should enter via the Beech Avenue entrance to St Teresa's. (Sat nav: KT24 5PN).

Those cycling to the start should enter St Teresa's via the High Barn Road entrance. High Barn Road is accessible from the Ranmore Common Road (northbound) and Beech Avenue (southbound).

Check In - 13th April 2025

Check in opens at 8.00 am with first riders leaving at 8.30 am. Check in closes at 10.30 am for the family and intermediate rides and 9.30 am for the long / challenge ride.

The minimum age for this event is 12 years old and riders aged between 12 and 17 must ride with an an 18+ individual and should be identified on the registration form.

Getting around the routes

All of the routes are fully signed so you only need to follow the bright yellow arrows. However, if you wish to have a copy of the route maps they are available below.

Register here!

Family Route

17 miles / 27km / 229m of climbing
A route that all the family can enjoy. Quiet lanes and limited hills but a climb to finish at St Teresa's.

Intermediate

37 miles / 59km / 943m of climbing
Starts with a few miles of gentle lanes before entering the hills at Staple Lane. A challenging ride with some steady climbs through the heart of the Surrey Hills.

Challenge

62 miles / 100km / 1188m of climbing
Extending the intermediate ride further south and includes a number of significant climbs including the challenging Barhatch Lane climb. This ride requires a higher level of fitness and experience in demanding climbs.

View the Family Route. pdf

View the Intermediate Route pdf

View the new for 2025 100km Challenge Route pdf

GPX files for the event will be avialable at the beginning of April 2025

What did participants think of the 2021 inaugural event?

“In its inaugural year this event was superb. A well-chosen route which was clearly marked and marshalled the whole way so you didn’t have to think, just ride! Some real challenges included but excellent refuelling stops mid-way and at the finish were well received. And, most importantly, every penny goes to a fantastic charity. Thoroughly recommended”

Peter