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Dorset Coast & Harbour bike ride
Event info
An lovely early summer ride with a choice of 4 great routes (17 mile family route, 35, 55 and a brand new 100 mile challenge route) on the 4th year of this lovely ride through the beautiful Dorset countryside and along the famous 'Jurassic Coast' to raise money for the Lewis-Manning Hospice. Starting in Poole Park, the routes take you around one of the largest natural harbours in the world, before heading out into the lush countryside of the Isle of Purbeck.
Start Venue: West Field, Poole Park, Poole BH15 1TP
Start time: 8-10am
Distance: 17, 35, 55 or 100 mile routes
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