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Summary
King Alfred's Way is a superb mountain biking or gravel biking adventure in the south of England. Cycling in Hampshire, riding the Ridgeway and biking along the South Down's Way are just some of the highlights. There is an amazing amount of off-road riding in this area of England and this fantastic biking holiday will lead you past Stonehenge, Avebury Stone Circles and Old Sarum hill fort.
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Each day is different on this biking adventure in the south of England, from the Salisbury plains to the Surrey Hills and from the North to the South Downs. The route follows gravel tracks and trails and is mainly off road. Whilst the terrain is not too technical and is suitable for gravel bikes or mountain bikes, there are plenty of up's and down's to keep you interested. This really is a fantastic mountain bike or gravel bike adventure, so contact us to get planning!
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Your biking holiday can be organised on any dates between April and September for groups of two or more people. Choose your preferred dates and contact us to start planning your UK mountain biking holiday now.
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- We can accommodate groups of any size. If you have a group of 3 people or more than 8 people please contact us for the best price.
- We use fantastic, tried and tested accommodation but more luxurious upgrades are available in some locations for a supplement
- Single occupancy rooms are available for a supplement
- Bunkhouse options are available in some locations if you wish to reduce the price
- We can add or remove extra accommodation, change transport arrangements or add any other extras you might need
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The c2c with you guys surely was a highlight of my summer too, and I'm already planning next years adventures, including a 293 km one-day road race in early july...