The London to Paris Bike Ride is an adventure on two wheels that will challenge you and provide an unforgettable experience. Your ride begins in historic London and will roll through the English countryside and onto rural France before you finish your epic journey under the Eiffel Tower in Paris, the most romantic city in the world.
From bustling London to romantic Paris your London to Paris cycling challenge will pass through beautiful English villages on the first day's ride. Once across the English Channel it is time to soak up the magnificent countryside of rural France as you get to know your group on an easier ride on day two.
Your last day's ride will see you head into the most romantic city in Europe, but not before you have completed a challenging day's ride. However it will all be worthwhile as you celebrate with a glass of champagne overlooking the Seine under the gaze of Paris' most famous landmark.
You can have an evening and the following morning to explore and enjoy the delights of Paris before returning to London in comfort on Eurostar on the final day.
Are you ready for the challenge of cycling nearly 200 miles over three days, through two countries and witnessing some of the spectacular sights that are on offer?! With limited spaces don't delay - register today!
Deposit - Is payable by all participants when initially booking the event. It is then up to the participant to choose which one of the three payment strategies they would like to choose.
Minimum Sponsorship - The participant raises the specified minimum amount through sponsorship. The cost of the event is then paid by the charity out of the the sponsorship money raised.
Self-Funder - The participant will pay for the complete cost of the event. The participant can then choose whether or not they wish to raise money for charity, and if so, all of the money raised will go to the charity.
Flexible Funder - The participant can choose the proportion of the total event cost they wish to pay themselves. The remainder of the total event cost will be paid by the charity out of the money raised.
