Cyclists of all ages and abilities are gearing up for the return of the hugely popular Farnham Charity Bike Ride on Sunday, July 2, celebrating the event’s 15th anniversary.

Organised jointly by Farnham Round Table and St Andrew’s Infant School PTA, the ride will feature four circular routes spanning a family-friendly 16 and 25 miles, and a more testing 50 and 75 miles, taking riders through the picturesque Surrey and Hampshire countryside.

Starting and ending in Farnham’s historic Castle Street, which will be closed to traffic for the day, participants will explore charming villages, conquer challenging hills including Butser Hill on the 75-mile route, and discover hidden gems along minor country roads.

The Farnham Charity Bike Ride is a family-friendly event, with tickets priced from £26 to £36 for over-16s and all profits supporting good causes locally. Children aged under-16 go free when accompanied by a fee-paying adult – and everyone gets a medal!

So dust off your helmets and join the Farnham community for a day of fun, fitness, and philanthropy. Register now for the Farnham Charity Bike Ride online at https://farnhamroundtable.org.uk/events/farnham-charity-bike-ride/