3 days · day-by-day
Friday is all about settling in and easing into the weekend. Arrive at the hotel at your own convenience, unwind, and take time to relax before coming together for a relaxed welcome dinner at 7 PM. It’s a chance to meet the group and your host, Gila, share stories, ask any questions about the weekend or cycling in Cornwall, and start feeling at home within a warm, friendly community.
The day begins with breakfast at the hotel before heading out on a scenic full-day ride through some of Cornwall’s most beautiful landscapes. Starting in Mousehole, we’ll ride towards Land’s End, with gentle climbs, sweeping sea views, and rolling countryside along the way. We’ll take our time with relaxed stops for coffee and cake in St Just, a sweet treat at the MooMaid of Zennor, and a seaside coffee break in St Ives, before passing through Marazion and looping back inland. The ride is around 80 km in total, but the pace is easy, with plenty of stops to rest, refuel, and enjoy the scenery. After the ride, unwind with a soothing yoga session to stretch out tired legs. In the evening, we’ll come together for a relaxed dinner, celebrating a memorable day on the bike.
Sunday begins at an easy pace followed by a relaxed breakfast. After checking out of the hotel, we’ll head out for a shorter, gentler 27-mile loop towards Lamorna, stopping at the famous café and pottery along the way before returning to the hotel. It’s the perfect final ride for anyone looking to keep things relaxed, soak up the scenery, and enjoy the last moments on the bike. Afterwards, it’s time to say goodbye to the group and head home with new memories, shared stories, and friendships formed over a memorable weekend of riding.
Cyclist
I fell in love with cycling when I rode from Land’s End to John O’Groats for charity an adventure that sparked my passion for exploring, challenging myself, and discovering the joy of riding. Since then, I’ve loved sharing that sense of freedom, connection, and fun with other women on the bike.
Cycling has been a big part of my life since riding Land’s End to John O’Groats for charity. Although I’m an ex-triathlete, that journey sparked a deeper love for exploring by bike and sharing the experience with others. Living and riding in Cornwall showed me how special the women’s cycling community is here, inspiring me to create a welcoming weekend where women can ride at their own pace, connect, and enjoy the landscape together.
Cyclist
I fell in love with cycling when I rode from Land’s End to John O’Groats for charity an adventure that sparked my passion for exploring, challenging myself, and discovering the joy of riding. Since then, I’ve loved sharing that sense of freedom, connection, and fun with other women on the bike.
Cycling has been a big part of my life since riding Land’s End to John O’Groats for charity. Although I’m an ex-triathlete, that journey sparked a deeper love for exploring by bike and sharing the experience with others. Living and riding in Cornwall showed me how special the women’s cycling community is here, inspiring me to create a welcoming weekend where women can ride at their own pace, connect, and enjoy the landscape together.
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