BHS North & BRAG Autumn Pleasure Ride

Come along and support our beautiful pleasure ride in aid of BHS ROUK and BRAG using our local bridleway network.

The ride will commence from Tyne Riverside Country Park and cover approximately 10 miles, with a shorter route available for those looking for a more leisurely option. Riders will enjoy a variety of terrain, including tracks, woodland and grass fields, with the route clearly marked and key points stewarded throughout. There are also a couple of short road sections included along the way.

While the route will be similar to last year's, it will be ridden in the opposite direction, giving participants a completely different experience and a fresh perspective on this much-loved ride.

£25 per rider including refreshments and rosette.  We have a limited number of secure off-road parking all on hard standing, so early booking is recommended to avoid disappointment, as last year this event sold out. Parking What 3 words: force.bench.yoga

If you are able to hack to the venue, which many riders did last year, then it's only £15 per rider including refreshments and rosette.

Bookings close on the 13th September unless the event sells out sooner.

If we have space there may be the option of paying on the day at a cost of £30 or £15 for those hacking but refreshments may not be available due to the need to know numbers for catering.  You will need to contact the organisers by Friday 25th September to check that we have parking available otherwise you will need to agree to park on Blayney Row.

Start times are allocated upon booking, so please make sure you select the time you would like to set off, and if you would like to ride with friends, please ensure you all book the same time slot.

The first time slot will be 9.30am, with the last rider setting off no later than 12pm.

Hi-Viz & riding hats to the current standard must be worn.

Please note that there will be no toilet facilities at this event, however there are toilets in the leisure centre, which across the road.

All profits from this event will be split equally between the BHS ROUK fund and BRAG to help protect and improve off-road access for equestrians.

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