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event
Norwich Circular
Event info
Date: October 2nd 2016
County: Norfolk
Event name: Norwich Circular bike ride
Start Venue: Earlham Park, University Drive, Norwich, NR4 7TJ
Finish Venue: Earlham Park, University Drive, Norwich, NR4 7TJ
Start time: 8.00am – 10.00am
Distance: 25 or 50 miles circular routes
Advanced entry fee: See Bike Events website
Official Charity:
Extra info: There are two routes to choose of 25 or 50 miles. Touring the quiet lanes and tranquil villages of South Norfolk, either stop for lunch at Wymondham or press on into Breckland and the market town of Attleborough, before tracking the river Yare on the return leg to finish at Earlham Park.
For more details and to sign up online, visit: www.bike-events.co.uk/norwichcircular
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