If you have access to a bike, then you can take on a cycling challenge in aid of the Trust. The great thing about cycling is that you can cover really impressive distances relatively easily and the UK is not only blessed with some of the best cycling routes in Europe there are hundreds of cycling rides and races you can participate in.
Please check the relevant event websites for up-to-date information.
Event: Ride London
Date: 26th May 2024
Location: London
Sponsorship: £500 with an MSA Trust charity place. If you have your own place, just raise as much as you can!
For a second successive year, the iconic 100-mile challenge, the centrepiece of the world’s greatest cycling festival, will start and finish in central London and include a loop of Essex, offering people a unique chance to cycle on 100 miles of traffic-free roads.
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Support the MSA Trust by embarking on the challenge of a lifetime. Cycling through the beautiful English countryside and rural France you’ll pass historical landmarks and famous battlefields from World War I until you reach the iconic backdrop of central Paris.
Cycle the width of Sri Lanka on this 9-day adventure encompassing 3 UNESCO World Heritage sites. This challenge is filled with breathtaking scenery and cultural landmarks, offering a deep dive into the island’s beauty and heritage. Challenging yet rewarding, you can expect unforgettable experiences, from friendly encounters to tranquil moments by the Indian Ocean. Sign up here…
The tropical island of Sri Lanka is a must-visit destination, with its vibrant and historically rich architecture and incredibly diverse scenery. This thrilling challenge takes us from Sri Lanka’s beautiful west coast, weaving inland over the central highlands, exploring tea plantations and beautiful landscapes, around Kandy and onto the principal port of Trincomalee. We will be soaking up the landmarks as we pass, including Dambulla Cave Temple a UNESCO World Heritage site. Our adventure concludes on the northeast coast, relaxing by the Indian Ocean. This is a challenging trip and not for the faint-hearted, but the stunning scenery, friendly people and rare insight into rural Sri Lankan life will not disappoint.
