Ride the North 2025
is coming to Glamis Castle
on Saturday 30 August
Tour of Angus 2: Judgement Day!
Booking opens 28 Jan (RtN 2024 participants from 21 Jan)
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Ride the North 2025, Date TBC
Registation will be announced as soon as plans are confimed
After RtN 2022 in Moray, 2023 in Aberdeenshire, 2024 in Angus we have been spinning the wheel to see where to go in 2025! It’s rather less exciting (but more accurate) to say we’ve been talking to local authorities and hope to have a route and date very soon.
As always, RtN is a non competitive event bringing a festival atmosphere as hundreds of riders pass through welcoming towns and villages on the beautiful backroads of Scotland. The maximum number of registrations will be 2,000.
We are on the Search for Sponsors
Surviving the covid years was a challenge for events but we got there and out the other side! Participants were up in 2022 from pre-covid, up again in 2023, then further in 2024. It has all been possible because industry saw something worth supporting. Sponsorship has come back more slowly than participants, so remains work in progress!
We’d be absolutely delighted to talk to any employer/business who might be interested in getting involved as a sponsor.
Please get in touch via neil@velodays.com
It’s not a race, it’s a challenge for all
RtN is a supported ride, with mechanical support, support vehicles, signposting, lunches, mobile coffee stops, refreshments and of course all the encouragement you will need.
There has been a boom in cycling over recent years and the North and East of Scotland boasts some truly wonderful cycling experiences. RIDE the NORTH is not a race, but rather a challenge ride for cyclists of all abilities.
Since 2011 Ride the North and participant cyclists have raised around £2.2m for local/national charities. We are delighted to be working with a number of charity partners in 2024 – More details will be posted soon.
A cycling challenge in the foothills of the Cairngorm Mountains
Ride the North 2024 has two route options of 100 miles and 70 miles.
Our event is not a race nor a sportive, it a challenge ride which celebrates the love of cycling and the scenery in this part of Scotla. There will be a refreshment stations every 10-12 miles and we work in partnership with the local communities to ensure you are well looked after along the way.
