Thank you so much to all those who joined us for the virtual Cycle Touring Festival. It was a fantastic weekend and I’ve had an overwhelming amount of positive feedback about the event. Most of all, huge thanks to all
Draft programme and exclusive merchandise
We are working hard to finalise the schedule for the virtual Cycle Touring Festival and are aiming to release the final programme this weekend. We will also open bookings for live webinars then – keep an eye out for the
FESTIVAL CANCELLED DUE TO COVID-19
With a heavy heart we have taken the decision to cancel the Cycle Touring Festival 2020 (although read on for details of a virtual alternative). It seems highly unlikely that the current crisis will have calmed down by the end
Cycle Touring Festival 2020: celebrating cycle touring closer to home
For the next festival, we are focussing particularly on adventures close to home. The climate emergency we are facing in the world means it is becoming increasingly hard to justify frequent flying. The bicycle offers a perfect low-carbon means
Feedback on the Cycle Touring Festival
Thanks to all those who responded to the survey questionnaire about the 2019 festival. In general, feedback was overwhelmingly positive and we are so glad people enjoyed the event. A lot of hard work goes into it and giving up
Campstove cookery: your recipes
At the Cycle Touring Festival in 2019, we ran a camp stove cookery session. We asked participants to contribute their recipe ideas and tips. Here are the crowd-sourced recipes we collected. 1) Ziplock bag omlette roll Put eggs in a
Campstove cookery: your top tips
At the Cycle Touring Festival in 2019, we ran a camp stove cookery session. We asked participants to contribute their recipe ideas and tips. Here are the tips people contributed. The next blog post will be the recipes. 1. Carry
Cycling to the festival from Cumbria.
Festival regular, John Metcalfe, is planning to ride to the festival from Kendal and is inviting you to join him. Here are the key details: Meet: 10am, Friday 24 May 2019 at Oxenholme Station or at John’s house, 4 miles
Getting to the Cycle Touring Festival
The festival weekend is the beginning of half term for many people, which means traffic can be terrible. In previous years, there have been horror stories of people stuck on the M6 for 10 hours. Why not avoid all this,
What is the Cycle Touring Festival really like?
We really believe the Cycle Touring Festival is different. Unlike other festivals, we don’t have rows of stalls selling you stuff. Our focus is on stories and practical workshops. If you want to buy stuff, you can go to a