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Tandem 2025 - UK National Rally - Rally Information
I have just been informed by the campsite that the A229 Loose Road has been shut in both directions at the junction with Boughton Lane until 1st June. This is a major route from Maidstone and the diversion is not the greatest, very narrow in places and probably not ideal for caravans and motorhomes. This should not affect the majority of attendees as the best route anyway from the north is down the A21 to the A262 roundabout then follow signs to Goudhurst where you take the B2078 to Tanner Park Farm. Locals coming from the Maidstone area will know the best alternative route.
Welcome everyone to Tanner Park Farm. Here are the bar opening hours. We can open earlier if there is a demand. See Jim & Kate. Pitch 22. Friday – 19:30 Sat – 18:30 Sun -17:00 May close after the games until 19:30 Mon – 19:00 Tues – 19:00 Wed – 18:00 Thurs – 17:30 Fri – 18:30
We are going on nw short this morning. Depart around 10.15 from reception. Anyone like to join us? We have to be back at 2.30. Philip and Verna
If anyone switches on an electrical appliance, and the power trips, please tell camp site staff immeadiately. They are trying to diagose an issue.
Weather today looks not too bad, if a little windy, according to the Met Office. Suggested directions today are North & East but you can go in any direction you wish. For medium riders who would like to go to Faversham, which is on the long route, you could just make it by using the long route but returning by reversing the outward route. For those who want a gentle start, the Sissinghurst loop, 16.5 miles is lovely. The cafes are outside the castle boundaries if you are not a NT member. The Castle gardens are at their best this time of year. Tandem Games this evening, so those who think they have good tandem handling skills please bring your bike and compete for some high class prizes! The bar will be open as some may be dehydrated. Bike jumble sale at 19:30 and an evening of relaxation with everyone in the marquee.
For new members and those who would like to include a new member in your group, a good meeting point would be the triangle of grass in front of pitches 75 to 79 near the bottom toilet block. Groups will probably leave 09:30 to 10:00. We’ll see how this works but please people aware of your capabilities.
For those who would like to visit the Aspens animal farm near Penbury, it looks like it and the cafe are closed BH monday. There seem to activities there for the rest of the half term week. Check out their website.
Does anyone have precision screwsrivers - for glasses screws? Ann-Marie would appreciate - pitch 68.
Weather today looks not too bad. There may be a few spots of rain around lunchtime. I didn’t see anyone short of a ride group yesterday. Please let me know if anyone needs to find a small group. Suggested ride directions today are NW and South. The Tenterden short is the easiest of the two but has a cafe dessert until Tenterden. Both routes are lovely. Tenterden is worth a visit and do go and see its small museum. We did the NW medium yesterday and really enjoyed it. Once again a cafe dessert until Tonbridge but lots of cafes there. Igtham Mote is beautiful and you get a really good look at it from the route. If you are an NT member, do go in and look. You can do a quick look in 20 mins but you will want to go back. The bar opens this evening at 19:00 and tonight’s presentation is on hop bines and the hop pickers of Kent. You will need a glass of beer to enjoy this!
The weather looks OK this morning with rain over lunch and light rain this afternoon. You may want to swap your rest days as Wednesday looks better. Scotney Castle has a large inside part and a large outside part which might be a good option. Suggested directions are W essentially to Tunbridge Wells or NE to Aylesford Priory and beyond for those of an athletic bent. Tonight is the eagerly awaited Lucy’s quiz at 19:30. Teams of 6 to 8. If you haven’t got a team come along and we will sort you out into a team. The bar will be open at 19:00 so get your drinks before we start. Please order your next drinks between the rounds. We have not had the expected price list from Marden Butchers so we cannot risk you not having supplies for the Wednesday BBQ. We suggest you order what you require for the BBQ via the site Sainsburys order process or call in at a Supermarket on your way round the routes today or tomorrow. Apologies for this.
Hi all, quick message from your favourite bar staff Jim & Kate. We planned all the East rides and have had some feedback on the East short ride. The route planner has tried to take us through a private road when leaving Lenham Square. We did cycle over there this morning to check out any options, but the easiest solution is to ignore your sat nav for a couple of minutes when leaving Lenham and retrace your steps for a short distance and pick up the route which takes you left to Egerton. Apologies to those who have already riden the route.
Someone is asking how to extend their stay. Just go to reception and book as you will be outside the rally dates. It is really good you are enjoying the site and the area.
Marden butchers prices. They have come in too late for us to pull together a single order. If you want to use them, noting they do provide good quality meat, I suggest you phone through your order and personally collect it. Opening hours:- Wednesday 28th May 2025 is 8.30 - 1 p.m. All sausages £10.00 per KG: Pork and Sage (Gluten Free) sausages; Pork & Apple sausages; Honeyroast sausages. Beefburgers £1.50 each. Chicken Thighs £7.00 per KG Plain or Flavoured (Some of the flavours are:- Smoke BBQ, Chinese, Sweet Chilli, Sweet Chilli & Lime, Sticky Maple).
The rain now seems to have past but the wind remains quite strong from the west. Today is designated a rest day but it looks like some took the rest yesterday. No suggested direction today but if you didn’t do them yesterday the W or NE are good options. If you have never been before, Tunbridge Wells is a good option. NE takes you to Aylesford priory but if you want to go to Rochester, normally a long ride, take NE short to the Priory then pick up the Long to Rochester. Return the same way. This would then be a longer medium. Tonight is the BBQ. Light up at 17:30 for cooking at 18:30. The site are trying to sort out the showers in the lower shower block.
First velocio start time is 1000 at Paddock Wood community centre. Coffee and cakes from 0930. The timed section finishes in Marden, while the total length back to the campsite is 30km. Gpx to get you to the start is attached. Turn by turn route sheets to the start will be available in the marquee.
We have had two brilliant evenings, firstly great thanks to Lucy for a brilliant and unusual quiz. The BBQ went very well, the weather was perfect and band were excellent. The ice cream arrived at exactly the right time. There was a lot of running around yesterday to make it all happen. Tim and Vicky made two round trips to Crawley to pick up the BBQ equipment, Pauline and Cliff went to Folkestone to pick up two kegs of beer and Jim and Kate had to go and pick up so more wine. So great thanks to them all as it was greatly appreciated. Also thanks to Dave Ferguson for being press ganged into lighting and tending to the BBQ. Without his help it would have been very chaotic. It looks like grey clouds this morning, but no actual rain forecast. This afternoon will be much brighter and getting quite warm for the evening. Today, find your way to the community centre at Paddock Wood for Tea/coffee and a cake. Don’t forget your vouchers. The route is in the rides list the bottom or there are route sheets in the Marquee. The tea and coffee will be in a Gazebo but we can go inside the community centre until 11:00 if it is a bit cold outside. There will the Try a Tandem event on at the same time, so, hopefully, there will be others around the field so lock up your bikes. Russel and Rachel will be handing out the Treasure Hunt sheets and recording your start time. Tim’s clues can be quite intriguing so it will be an interesting challenge. Tim and Vicky will be at the end in Marden to record your time. There are two pubs and a cafe at Marden for lunch or you cycle to Balfour Winery for a platter and some wine tasting, expensive but very nice if it sunny. The afternoon is your own, You can easily get to Scotney Castle or Bedgebury Pinetum for a pleasant visit. The bar will open at 17:30 so you can have something with your fish and chips. Collect you fish and chips from the van by reception. The talk tonight, 19:30, is by John and Kate Bosley about the trials and tribulations of their tour around France. It will be proceeded by the Treasure hunt results and grand prize giving.
That was a really pleasant coffee stop yesterday organised by Lucy. The Try a Tandem was less successful despite Lucy’s great efforts in distributing many flyers. We will have to rethink that format. What a brilliant treasure hunt organised and supervised by Tim and Vicky and marshalled by Russel and Rachel. Congratulations to Andy and Christine for winning the trophy. Weather today looks good with it becoming very warm and Sunny this afternoon. There is no suggested ride direction today so just pick one you haven’t done or visit one of the many attractions. The bar opens tonight at 18:30, followed by the traditional Barn Dance at 19:00.
Hi, someone took our washing out of the machine yesterday and we now can't find a couple of socks, if you have them could we have them back on pitch 64 please? We're getting especially low on toddler socks! Thanks Emma

I have added a gallery on the Tandem Club website where pictures can be added to which I have added mine already that tells the story of the week. If you do upload, naming them is grand as in the future they can be identified easily and if you can get the word Tandem in there somewhere that helps the search engines get the club closer to the top of searches. https://tandem-club.org.uk/showcase?cmd=view&group=&id=153
IMPORTANT
This webpage is now ready to be used. See you all at the rally!.
General Rally Information
The information below is available as a pdf file: 2025_National_Tandem_Rally_and_Rides_Information_V1_00.pdf
Or if you prefer an edittable Word document: 2025_National_Tandem_Rally_and_Rides_Information_V1_00.docx
Directions
Please use sat nav with caution.
From the South, turn off the A262 in Goudhurst by The Vine Inn onto the B2079 (signposted Marden, international caravan site sign). The Site entrance is on the left within 3 miles (see map & streetview).
From the North (Maidstone) on the A229: in 1.25 miles fork right at the roundabout onto the A229 towards Loose, Coxheath; in 4 miles just past Stile Bridge Inn, fork right onto the B2079 to Marden; in 2.25 miles at the T-junction in Marden turn right (still on the B2079). The Site entrance is on the right within 2.5 miles (see map & streetview).
From the East on the A262: on entering Goudhurst fork right by The Goudhurst Inn onto the B2084; in about 0.75 mile turn right onto the B2079; then as above.
Postcode: TN12 9ND
GPS: Lat 51.14751 / Lon 0.47578
OS grid reference: TQ731417
OS Landranger (1:50,000) map: 188
Location of Tanner Farm Park
Streetview of B2027 looking North at entrance to Tanner Farm Park
Streetview of B2027 looking South at entrance to Tanner Farm Park
Close-up of the sign for Tanner Farm Park
Arrival
You may arrive from 08.30am from Friday 23rd May to the end of the rally. When you arrive, please go to the campsite reception to register and be directed to a pitch. Badges and t-shirts, if ordered, will be available for collection from the marquee.
You will also be offered the opportunity to book a slot for the fish and chips evening and to order your meat for the BBQ. You can still order later if you wish.
Departure
Please leave the campsite by 12.00. If you wish to stay longer please check with reception before 10.30am on your day of departure.
Parking for people staying off-site: and visitors
Visitors
There may be a small charge for those staying offsite and visiting the site during the day or evening. This has not been confirmed by the site as yet.
Electric Charging for cycles and sundry items
All those on a numbered pitch will be able to charge their cycles and sundry equipment from their hook-up. Cars must not be charged from the campsite hook-ups. Cycle campers will have access to charging points in the marquee.
WiFi
The telephone signal is very poor around the site. The site have had a third party WIFI system installed by TSG WIFI. It is not cheap but will save you pulling your hair out. You can connect 10 devices to each login.
1 day | £6 |
3 days | £10 |
4 days | £12 |
7 days | £15 |
14 days | £25 |
Fridge / Freezers
In the marquee there will be a fridge for the use of cycle campers. The campsite has also made available their freezer, located in the Information Room, for the use of rally attendees. This can be used for storing bagged, labelled frozen food.
Shopping
Noting the site is quite remote and a number of the rides do not pass close to shops on their return to the site, the site has a well stocked shop that generally sells Gas, Aqua Kem, milk, soft drinks, bread, eggs, local Korker sausages, a selection of groceries, ice creams and caravan accessories. Newspapers and magazines can be ordered. The campsite is card only payments.
The Campsite have arranged a daily delivery from Sainsbury’s, starting from Monday 26th. Orders should be placed with Reception by 16.00 pm on the previous day There will be a list of groceries from which we can select but if you require other items, you will need to supply the Sainsbury code and price. Card payments only and please note there will be a small mark-up to cover the site’s costs. Cold groceries will be kept refrigerated until collection.
The site also has an arrangement with The Bread Shed who provide sandwiches, scotch eggs and salad pots. These are available from the fridge in Reception.
Local Shops
The closest small shops are in Marden:
Cost Cutter Convenience stores & Post Office | High Street | Marden |
Nisa Local Marden Stores | Church Grn | Marden |
Stanleys at Albion Garage (petrol, calor and DIY) | Albion Road | Marden |
Butcher (Ken Ballard, closed Monday) | Church Grn | Marden |
Large Supermarkets
Sainsbury's | Staplehurst | 6 miles |
Tesco | Paddock Wood | 8 miles |
Waitrose | Paddock Wood | 8 miles |
Many more in Tunbridge Wells and Tonbridge.
Cycle Shops
Larkfield Cycles | 8 Martin Square, Larkfield, Aylesford ME20 6QJ | 01732 847438 | Bikes clothing, accessories & components | 15 miles |
Senacre Cycles | 8-9 Senacre Square Maidstone ME15 8QF | 01622 752695 | Bikes, parts, accessories, servicing | 10 miles |
Cycle-Ops | 8 Bank Street, Tonbridge TN9 1BL | 01732 500534 | Bikes, parts, clothing & accessories | 15 miles |
Cycles UK | 21-25 Lower Stone Street, Maidstone ME15 6YT | 01622 688162 | Bikes, parts, clothing & accessories | 10 miles |
UK Electric Bike Centre | Headcorn Aerodrome, Shenley Road, Headcorn, Ashford TN27 9HX | 01622 890300 / 07904 287485 | Bikes, bike hire, service & repairs | 12 miles |
Mission Cycles Ltd | Unit 3, The Alders, Seven Mile Lane, Mereworth, Maidstone ME18 5JG | 01622 815678 | Trikes and accessories | 13 miles |
Velocipede Cycles | 122-124 Camden Road, Tunbridge Wells TN1 2QZ | 01892 512120 | Bikes, e-bikes, workshop, parts & accessories | 14 miles |
Wildside Cycles | 77-83 Camden Road, Tunbidge Wells TN1 2QL | 01892 527069 | Bikes, clothing & accessories | 14 miles |
RM Cycles | Unit 3A Leigh Green Industrial Estate, Appledore Road, Tenterden TN30 7DE | 01580 765612 | Bikes, parts, tools, accessories & workshop | 17 miles |
Giant | Paddock Wood 62-62a Maidstone Road Paddock Wood,TN12 6AF | 01892 832823 | Bikes, parts, accessories, clothing | 8 miles |
Halfords | Cannon Lane Tonbridge , TN9 1PN | 01732 770741 | 16 miles | |
Halfords | Unit 6 Aylesford Retail Park, Mills Road, Maidstone ME20 7TP | 01622 715333 | 13 miles |
Organised Events:
As there are no reasonably accessible local pubs we are setting up a bar in the marquee. The bar will be open each evening and we will organise the opening times to generally fit with peoples needs. The bar will be run on a largely non-profit basis and payment will be via a card reader. There will be local keg beer and cider, wine and a selection of soft drinks.
Please remember to bring your own glass.
Sat 24 May | 19:00 | Welcome Evening in the marquee | Drinks and nibbles, remember to bring a glass |
Sun 25 May | 17:00 | Tandem Games | Traditional set of Tandem Games |
Sun 25 May | 19:30 | Bike Jumble Sale | |
Mon 26 May | 19:30 | Talk on The Hop Bine & the hop pickers of Kent | The History, Growing, Harvesting and Uses of the Hop by Chris Stewart |
Tues 27 May | 19:30 | Quiz Night | Quiz Master - Lucy |
Wed 28 May | 18:30 | BBQ | Bring your own food. To save transporting lots of supplies please use the Sainsburys order process. We have also arranged an advance order process from Ken Ballard, Marden butcher, via campsite Reception. NB: there will be no chicken available. Payment will be made to the campsite (card only) at the time of collection with a small mark up. Barbecues and charcoal provided with a separate one for vegetarians. Entertainment by John and Di Cullen, a guitarist and a singer. The songs are largely humorous |
Thu 29 May | 09:00 | Treasure Hunt | Untimed section to the coffee stop at Paddock Wood Community Centre, timed section from coffee to end. Approx 30 miles in total |
Thu 29 May | 10:00 - 13:00 | Group Coffee Stop | Paddock Wood Community Centre. Coffee and cake provided. |
Thu 29 May | 10:00 - 13:00 | Try a Tandem Event | Paddock Wood Community Centre |
Thu 29 May | 17:30 | Fish & Chip van on site | To avoid queues these will be pre-ordered. Time slots and food order can be booked at Campsite Reception from Saturday. Payments direct to van on collection, cash or card. |
Thu 29 May | 19:30 | Talk: Snails Around France | Retired couple John and Kate Bosley had a dream: to cycle all the way around France on their tandem bicycle. In the summer of 2023, they made that dream a reality, setting out on an epic 12-week, 7,500 kilometre journey that would test their endurance, strengthen their bond, and open their eyes to the wonders of France. Pedalling at a comfortable ‘snail’s pace,’ John and Kate wind their way around the perimeter of France, sticking as close to the borders as possible. From the Channel to the Atlantic to the Mediterranean to the Alps, they experience France’s diverse beauty and culture up close. Along the way, they battle broken spokes, torrential rains, wrong turns, and leg-burning ascents. Through it all, the Bosleys maintain their sense of humour, curiosity and ‘joie de vivre.’ With self-deprecating wit and keen observations, John chronicles their highs, lows, and serendipitous encounters. Kate, visually impaired from a past accident, provides inspiration through her courage and determination. |
Fri 30 May | 19:00 | Barn Dance | Appropriately named duo 'Two in Tandem', the caller is Chris Woodward |
Suggested Rest Day Activities
No organised trips but any of the following would be enjoyable:
Leeds Castle | https://leeds-castle.com/ At 12.3 miles away, this is a good distance for a rest day. Entry is £31.50 (adult online) but it is an impressive place and has plenty of activities for children. Cycle route available for download from ‘Rides’ Section. |
Balfours Vineyard | https://balfourwinery.com/visit/eat-with-us/ Tours and tasting, restaurants, shop. |
Sissinghurst Castle | https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/kent/sissinghurst-castle-garden National Trust. Cycle route can be downloaded from ‘Rides’ section. |
Scotney Castle | https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/kent/scotney-castle National Trust |
Igtham Mote | https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/kent/ightham-mote 14th century manor house. National Trust |
Bedgebury Pinetum | https://www.forestryengland.uk/bedgebury National pinetum and forest, children’s activities. |
Bewl Water | https://aquapark.bewlwater.co.uk/ children’s activities |
Tunbridge Wells | https://visittunbridgewells.com/ |
High Rocks | https://highrocks.co.uk/attractions/the-high-rocks.php Acres of breathtaking sandstone rocks interlinked with eleven bridges, provide a scenic walk in a tranquil woodland setting. Once a stone age camp, now a National Monument these impressive rocks, which belong to The High Rocks complex, have always been a constant source of wonder. Occasionally closed to the public, so phone prior to visiting: (01892) 515532 |
Spa Valley Railway | https://www.spavalleyrailway.co.uk/calendar.php Check the website for opening. |
Aylesford Priory | https://www.thefriars.org.uk/Attractions Medieval buildings, gardens, pottery and duck pond./td> |
Belmont House | https://belmont-house.org/ 18th Century house and gardens |
Big Cat Sanctuary | https://thebigcatsanctuary.org/ |
EMERGENCY CONTACTS
DOCTOR | Marden Medical Centre, Church Green, Marden, TN12 9HP | 6 miles | 01622 831257 | |
HOSPITAL | Maidstone Hospital, Hermitage Lane, ME16 9QQ | 11 miles | 01622 729000 | |
HOSPITAL | Tunbridge Wells Hospital, Tonbridge Road, Pembury, TN2 4QJ | 12 miles | 01892 823535 | |
DENTIST | Marden Dental & Implant Centre, Church Green, Marden, TN12 9HR | 3 miles | 01622 831556 | (inc out of hours) |
DENTAL EMERGENCIES | Dentaline Chatham ME10 2NT | 23 miles | 01634 890300 | |
VET | Goudhurst Vets, Bedgebury Road, TN17 2QT | 4 miles | 01580 211981 | |
VET | Pattenden Vets, Segro House, Pattenden Lane, Marden, TN12 9QJ | 01622 397900 | Out of hours: 01622 734054 | |
TAXI | MTC, Staplehurst | 01622 890003 | ||
TAXI | Richard’s Private Car Hire, Marden | 01622 832252 | ||
TAXI | Mayday Minicabs, Goudhurst | 01580 211175 | ||
CARAVAN REPAIRS | Caravan Tech | 01580 860260 | ||
CARAVAN REPAIRS | Invicta | 01622 831346 | ||
CARAVAN REPAIRS | Collier Street Caravans | 01892 730879 | or 07565 682750 |
Rides
The rides have all been derived from our monthly Kent area group rides so we know them well and they generally follow the the local back lanes so are quiet and scenic. The cafes in the area are generally small so to avoid them being too busy we have suggested two directions each day. These have been selected on when certain attractions may be open. Of course you can choose to go on any ride on any day as you wish.
Sunday | N or E | Avoid Rye or TW on a Sunday |
Monday | S or NW | Animal Farm or Rye |
Tuesday | W or NE | TW |
Wednesday | Rest dat | |
Thursday | Velocio | |
Friday | W or any | High Rocks closed Mon & Tues |
List of OS Landranger maps for the Tandem Club National Rally 2025:
188; 189; 177 (very limited part of NE long)
178 (NE long, E long & E medium (very limited part))
199 (South long, medium plus & medium)
Direction | Length | ID | Day | Miles | Feet ^ | Maps (L = only briefly uses) | Summary |
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North | Short | 1331 | Sunday | 28 | 650 | 188 | Yalding and Medway |
North | Medium | 1332 | Sunday | 51 | 1525 | 188 | Yalding, Medway, Pilgrim’s Way & the Malling district |
North | Long | 1333 | Sunday | 56.5 | 2100 | 188 | Yalding, Medway & the Malling district |
North East | Short | 1334 | Tuesday | 34.1 | 1325 | 188 | Aylesford Priory |
North East | Medium | 1335 | Tuesday | 46.7 | 1475 | 188 189 | Pilgrim’s Way & Aylesford Priory |
North East | Long | 1336 | Tuesday | 75.2 | 3025 | 188 189 177L 178 | Pilgrim’s Way, Cyclopark & Aylesford Priory |
East | Short | 1337 | Sunday | 36.1 | 950 | 188 189 | Lenham |
East | Short Plus | 1338 | Sunday | 41.4 | 1475 | 188 189 | Lenham & North Downs |
East | Medium | 1339 | Sunday | 48.5 | 2150 | 188 189 178L | Lenham, North Downs & Belmont House |
East | Long | 1340 | Sunday | 57.5 | 2825 | 188 189 178 | enham, North Downs, Belmont House & Favesham |
South | Short | 1341 | Monday | 29.8 | 1325 | 188 189 | Tenterden |
South | Medium | 1342 | Monday | 45 | 2550 | 188 189 1999 | East Sussex & Tenterden |
South | Medium Plus | 1343 | Monday | 51.6 | 2950 | 188 189 199 | Rye & Tenterden |
South | Long | 1344 | Monday | 68.5 | 4200 | 188 189 199 | Bodiam, Battle, Rye & Tenterden |
West | Short | 1345 | Tuesday | 31.8 | 1900 | 188 | Bewl Water & Tunbridge Wells |
West | Short Plus | 1346 | Tuesday | 33.9 | 2175 | 188 | Bewl Water, Wadhurst & Tunbridge Wells |
West | Medium | 1347 | Tuesday | 28.7 | 2625 | 188 | Bewl water, Wadhurst, Groombridge & Tunbridge Wells |
West | Long | 1348 | Tuesday | 63 | 4575 | 188 189 | Bewl water, Wadhurst, Brightling Down, Groombridge & Tunbridge Wells |
North West | Short | 1349 | Monday | 26.8 | 1375 | 188 | Aspens Animal Farm and cafe |
North West | Medium | 1350 | Monday | 40.6 | 2025 | 188 | Tonbridge & Igtham Mote |
North West | Long | 1351 | Monday | 60.9 | 3175 | 188 | Tonbridge, Chiddingstone & Igtham Mote |
Sissinghurst Castle loop | Short | 1352 | Any | 16.3 | 600 | 188 | Sissinghurst Castle |
Leeds Castle loop | Short | 1353 | Any | 30.3 | 1000 | 188 189 | Leeds Castle |
Leeds Castle direct | Short | 1354 | Any | 12.4 | 500 | 188 | Leeds Castle |
Bedgebury Pinetum direct | Short | 1355 | Any | 6.8 | 725 | 188 | Bedgebury Pinetum |
Bewl Water and Scotney Castle loop | Short | 1356 | Any | 20.2 | 1800 | 188 | Bewl Water and Scotney Castle |
North West shorter Medium | Short Plus | 1594 | Monday | 31.9 | 1475 | 188 | Aspens Animal Farm and cafe and Medway Valley |
Routes and Places of Interest Viewable and Downloadable
The following is the list of rides with maps showing the ride with statistics and places of interest on the routes. Only those booked for the event and logged into the website will be able to access these.
The ability to download all the rides, by a member, in a zip file will be available once the rides have been published here.
15 random places within 30 km of the area are given below. Click on the title above to see all places and for more info
Note the ride maps show all of the places on routes as icons on the maps.
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Id: 11458 Category: food/cafe Map Reference: 51.00663, 0.23372 Show on a mapAdded by: Richard Gill |
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Id: 11440 Category: food/pub Map Reference: 51.39032, 0.40235 Show on a mapAdded by: Richard Gill |
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Id: 11772 Category: food/cafe Map Reference: 51.21675, 0.24086 Show on a mapAdded by: Richard Gill |
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Id: 11474 Category: food/cafe Map Reference: 51.06014, 0.28984 Show on a mapAdded by: Richard Gill |
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Id: 11439 Category: food/pub Map Reference: 51.39059, 0.39877 Show on a mapAdded by: Richard Gill |
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Id: 11459 Category: food/pub Map Reference: 51.37176, 0.45651 Show on a mapAdded by: Philip Ingram |
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Id: 11777 Category: food/pub Map Reference: 51.09412, 0.3904 Show on a mapAdded by: Richard Gill |
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Id: 11445 Category: food/pub Map Reference: 51.29614, 0.57044 Show on a mapAdded by: Richard Gill |
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Id: 11514 Category: food/pub Map Reference: 51.14147, 0.5938 Show on a mapAdded by: Richard Gill |
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Id: 10368 Category: food/cafe Map Reference: 51.01338, 0.61543 Show on a mapAdded by: Richard Gill |
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Id: 11508 Category: food/pub Map Reference: 51.23749, 0.71817 Show on a mapAdded by: Richard Gill |
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Id: 11539 Category: food/pub Map Reference: 51.25794, 0.30001 Show on a mapAdded by: Richard Gill |
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Id: 11780 Category: food/cafe Map Reference: 50.96974, 0.25015 Show on a mapAdded by: Richard Gill |
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Id: 11532 Category: food/shop Map Reference: 51.21228, 0.38632 Show on a mapAdded by: Richard Gill |
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Id: 11515 Category: food/cafe Map Reference: 51.15983, 0.55223 Show on a mapAdded by: Richard Gill |
15 random places within 30 km of the area are given below. Click on the title above to see all places and for more info
Note the ride maps show all of the places on routes as icons on the maps.
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Id: 1804 Category: interest/castle Map Reference: 51.09283, 0.40825 Show on a mapAdded by: Neil Wheadon |
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Id: 5287 Category: interest/industrial Map Reference: 51.16297, 0.27908 Show on a mapAdded by: Neil Wheadon |
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Id: 5256 Category: interest/museum Map Reference: 50.94975, 0.73555 Show on a mapAdded by: Neil Wheadon |
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Id: 1766 Category: interest/castle Map Reference: 50.93355, 0.73376 Show on a mapAdded by: Neil Wheadon |
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Id: 10813 Category: interest/misc Map Reference: 51.14926, 0.51225 Show on a mapAdded by: Richard Gill |
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Id: 3445 Category: interest/historic Map Reference: 51.39551, 0.52667 Show on a mapAdded by: Neil Wheadon |
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Id: 2269 Category: interest/historic Map Reference: 51.3199, 0.50304 Show on a mapAdded by: Neil Wheadon |
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Id: 11227 Category: interest/historic Map Reference: 51.28387, 0.61501 Show on a mapAdded by: Richard Gill |
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Id: 10810 Category: interest/historic Map Reference: 50.95125, 0.73408 Show on a mapAdded by: Richard Gill |
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Id: 1806 Category: interest/house Map Reference: 51.03812, 0.6994 Show on a mapAdded by: Neil Wheadon |
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Id: 2308 Category: interest/museum Map Reference: 51.39554, 0.52742 Show on a mapAdded by: Neil Wheadon |
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