Cycling the wilds of Norfolk to help fight wildlife crime!

For me, there’s no better way to enjoy the summer countryside than by bike – on a pretty flat road!

This August Bank Holiday (August 24), EIA has been chosen as the charity for the annual Fakenham 50 cycle ride in Norfolk, in association with British Cycling.

It will be an amazing opportunity to enjoy a ride through some of England’s most scenic routes, while also helping to raise funds for EIA’s fight against environmental and wildlife crime.

The Fakenham 50 cycle ride is open to everyone and caters to all abilities, from families to lycra-clad enthusiasts and those who want to challenge themselves with a new sport.

Cyclists can choose from four routes, ranging from 14 to 74 miles. The event will start from the north Norfolk market town of Fakenham, taking participants through some of the most beautiful countryside in England.

The start and finish area will be bursting with local food, ales, produce and entertainment to make it a really fun day out for everyone. We also have discounted accommodation rates in the area if you want to make a whole Bank Holiday weekend of it! Please contact us if you’d like more information.

If you’d like to take part in the Fakenham 50 for EIA, email [email protected] or phone us on 020 7354 7960.

Click here for more information on the event – and happy cycling!