Discover a fresh way to boost your mental wellbeing and connect with others in Nottinghamshire. Join us for a refreshing bike ride, specially designed for local residents who may be feeling socially isolated and connect with nature. As you ride along the beautiful waterways, you'll be part of a supportive community, sharing experiences and fostering new friendships.
You'll explore the stunning canals and rivers in our care, taking in the picturesque scenery and amazing wildlife. Our friendly, knowledgeable guides will be with you every bit of the way, ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone. Don't miss this chance to lift your spirits and fall in love with the regions waterways, all while improving your mental wellbeing and being active. Sign up today and immerse yourself in nature's wonders.
This ride will be on 1st October setting off at 10.30 am and returning by 2.30 pm.
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Mid Point: Wilford Toll Bridge (sandwich bar)
End Point : Nottingham Tennis Centre ///short.blank.doing
• Tennis Centre on cycle path skirting Boots to canal at Thane Rd.
• Canal to Beeston Lock
• Follow River Trent to Wilford Toll Bridge.
• Via Birdcage Walk to Lenton Lane.
• Continue past Warhammer to Canal
• Follow Canal to Thane Rd and retrace route to Tennis Centre
Distance: Approximately 10 miles
Terrain: Flat, off-road tracks and towpaths
Surface: Generally smooth, but some sections may have loose gravel or rough surfaces
Signage: Follow signs for National Cycle Network (NCN) routes and local cycle paths
The whole ride should take approx 4 hours with breaks
Tips and Precautions:*
Wear suitable cycling gear, including a helmet and gloves.
Be mindful of pedestrians and other cyclists on the shared paths.
Follow local cycling rules and regulations.
Bring water and snacks as needed.
This route should provide a pleasant and relatively flat ride for intermediate cyclists, taking in the scenic views of Nottingham's parks and canal. Enjoy your ride!
Level Rating : Level Rating: Easy, enabling route with reasonable fitness required to complete. This is a good enabler route for intermediate riders.
Participant Requirements:
Participants are required to have their own roadworthy bike & water bottle. They should also be sufficiently experienced and competent traveling upon varying roads and pathways including uneven unmetalled surfaces in a controlled and diligent manner.” Snacks are recommended.
