Cycling

London to Paris Cycle Challenge

Registration has now closed for the 2010 event

Next year’s event is 1 - 4 July 2011

This long weekend challenge links two great European cities, London and Paris, covering around 310km in just three days. Along the way we encounter undulating terrain and fantastic views as we cycle through historic towns, sleepy villages and rolling countryside. Cycling along wide Parisian boulevards, the excitement builds as we approach the finishing line at the city’s most famous landmark, the Eiffel Tower. The sense of achievement is overwhelming and the celebrations go on well into the night.

You too can join the Meningitis Trust on this spectacular cycling challenge in 2011 and help raise vital sponsorship, which will make a real difference to lives affected by meningitis.

Register your interest for 2011 below

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Alternatively, call 0845 120 4530 or email
overseas@meningitis-trust.org

"Thank you for organising the London to Paris 2009 trip. Although there were some testing times, I loved every minute of it ! The whole thing was so well organised...all we had to do was cycle!"

"I just wanted to write and say thank you for such an incredible few days. The challenge was hard work but an amazing experience all round. We all had a fantastic time, it was great meeting all the other lovely people involved too...a real sense of togetherness and support."

2009 London to Paris participants