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A guided intermediate day ride through the Welsh Marches, over Water-break-its-neck and the Begwns: 100–120km of more technical, remote trails with lunch included.
After 1066, William the Conqueror put powerful barons - the Marcher Lords - along the Welsh border. Their lands, the Welsh Marches, still trace the line between England and Wales today. Luckily for us, it's not just a beautiful part of the world. It's also home to some incredible off-road routes and byways.
Pathfinder grade (Grade 2, medium)
1 day, approximately 100–120km
Route 44 Diner in Kington at 08:50am (exact pin sent in joining instructions)
Max 5 riders plus a guide
Fully OGA qualified and insured motorbike guide
Starts from a café, with a good lunch on the route
Lunch included in price
Epic vistas (weather dependent!) and remote landscapes
Bring your own adventure or dual-sport bike
Questions? Call Adam on 07377 714195
A guided intermediate day ride through the Welsh Marches, over Water-break-its-neck and the Begwns: 100–120km of more technical, remote trails with lunch included.
After 1066, William the Conqueror put powerful barons - the Marcher Lords - along the Welsh border. Their lands, the Welsh Marches, still trace the line between England and Wales today. Luckily for us, it's not just a beautiful part of the world. It's also home to some incredible off-road routes and byways.
Pathfinder grade (Grade 2, medium)
1 day, approximately 100–120km
Route 44 Diner in Kington at 08:50am (exact pin sent in joining instructions)
Max 5 riders plus a guide
Fully OGA qualified and insured motorbike guide
Starts from a café, with a good lunch on the route
Lunch included in price
Epic vistas (weather dependent!) and remote landscapes
Bring your own adventure or dual-sport bike
Questions? Call Adam on 07377 714195