3 ride wednesday 17th June

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Starting at 9.30 at Langwathby village hall, this is the Southern section of the challenge ride 100 mile route , so approx 50 miles. We will go into Kirkby Stephen for a cafe at c 25 miles. I will need to stop once in a while to note/ amend hazards that haven't already been noted for the challenge ride risk assessment. apart from that it should be a good ride out to Dufton Appleby and Kirkby Stephen. 

David Fenna 07557 878594 

Route HERE


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