The Somerset 100!
Event information
Somerset Cycling have very kindly donated FREE charity places in their famously friendly road cycling event, for those pledging to raise £100 or more for Somerset Wildlife Trust.
Join our team for a 35 mile, 100k or 100 mile road cycle circling our recently acquired Honeygar and passing our flagship Westhay Moor National Nature Reserve on the stunning Somerset Levels. With no timing chips, this has got to be the friendliest and most inclusive cycling event of its kind – your time doesn’t matter, the 35 mile route is mostly flat, and you’ll be raising vital funds for wildlife!
Date in May to be announced soon
Starting and finishing at Sweets Tea Rooms, Blakeway, near Wedmore
Registration fee TBC
Apply for a FREE charity place and pledge to raise £100 for Somerset Wildlife Trust, or buy your own place with no fundraising target. Don't forget to let us know if you've bought your own place and want to fundraise for us - you'll start getting the Team Wilder perks right away!
Westhay Moor - Paul Eaton
Registration
Fundraise for us
Head over to Just Giving and set up your fundraising page today, it's so easy! Being part of Team Wilder is so much more than this cycling challenge, it is your chance to save wildlife for the future, and we're here to support you on your journey. Have a question? Email: fundraising@somersetwildlife.org
I cycled for wildlife!
I cycled for wildlife!
We cycled for wildlife!
I cycled for wildlife!
I cycled for wildlife!
I cycled for wildlife!
FAQs
How your fundraising helps
You'll cycle to protect and restore Somerset's wildlife and wild places!
Over half of UK species have declined since 1970, while more than one in ten are under threat and at risk of disappearing altogether - we are in an ecological and climate emergency, and your support couldn’t come at a more critical time.
By getting sponsored, you’ll help us work towards our goal of at least 30% of land and sea managed for nature by 2030, and you’ll help us fight harder to achieve our vision of a Somerset wide Nature Recovery Network. This will create more space for wildlife and nature to thrive, it will reverse the decline in species diversity, and will create resilient landscapes and habitats for wildlife (and people), that can adapt to a warming climate.
Be the champion that Somerset's wildlife needs and secure your place at the Somerset 100 today.
Get in touch
Thank you on behalf of all at Somerset Wildlife Trust for your interest in Cycling for Wildlife.
I'd love to hear from you so if you have any questions, please get in touch.
Email: fundrasing@somersetwildlife.org or call: 07549 031738
