Let&#039;s Ride through winter Grove Ferry to Gibson&#039;s Farm Shop

Saturday 11th January 2025 10:00am

Starting from - Grove Ferry Picnic Site. Parking charges apply. Toilets available. CT3 4BP

20.3 miles
Hybrid (off road tyres), Hybrid (road tyres), Road, eBike, Adapted Cycle
2 hr 30 mins

Steady
Canterbury
Adults 16+ only
Women only

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Free, women-only bike rides led by experienced Breeze Champions. They are a great way to get started in cycling or to improve your skills, whether you are a beginner or a seasoned cyclist.

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CT3 4BP

This is a circular route from Grove Ferry through Ash, Marshborough, Woodnesborough, Rowling, Ickham and Wikhambreaux. We will stop at Gibson's Farm shop for refreshments. We will be riding on mostly quiet country lanes although we cross the A257 on a couple of occasions so expect some interaction with traffic. It's a lovely route and not too hilly.

Helmets are compulsory. Please remember a spare inner tube and tools to remove your wheel. You will also need a drink and money for parking and refreshments. Your bike must be roadworthy and you need to be able to deal with a puncture yourself.

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