TAS VALLEY TOUR
🚴♂️ Welcome to the First-Ever Tas Valley Tour – Sunday 5th July 2026
Get ready to saddle up for something brand new and truly special – the Tas Valley Tour is here!
On Sunday 5th July 2026, join hundreds of fellow riders for an unforgettable cycling adventure through the breathtaking landscapes of the Tas Valley, nestled in the heart of Norfolk. Whether you’re a seasoned cyclist hungry for your next challenge or a weekend rider looking for a fun day out, this event has a route for you.
🌿 Four Distances. One Incredible Day.
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10 Miles – A relaxed, family-friendly route on quiet country roads. Ideal for newcomers, young riders or anyone wanting a leisurely ride with gorgeous views.
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25 Miles – A scenic loop offering a perfect balance of challenge and enjoyment – great for casual riders wanting to push a little further.
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50 Miles – For those seeking a serious ride with some elevation and plenty of rewarding countryside. Ride at your own pace and soak it all in.
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100 Miles – The full century ride. A true endurance test for experienced cyclists, with every turn delivering stunning scenery, smooth roads, and supportive feed stations to keep you rolling.
🚴♀️ Why Ride the Tas Valley Tour?
✔️ Stunning countryside – Rolling hills, river valleys, quaint villages and open farmland
✔️ Well-marked routes – Clearly signed, well-supported and designed with riders in mind
✔️ Feed stations & support – Fuel up and stay hydrated with our friendly volunteer teams
✔️ Finish line festival – Celebrate your achievement with music, local food, and a buzzing event village
✔️ Medals & merch – Cross the line and collect your exclusive Tas Valley Tour finisher’s medal
This isn’t just a ride – it’s a chance to be part of a new cycling tradition. Whether you come for the challenge, the scenery, or the camaraderie, you’ll leave with memories, medals, and maybe even some new riding buddies.
What You Get:
Short distance riders get: Full route signing, finishers medal, Water to fill water bottles. Mechanical support. Garmin, GPX Download.
50/100 miles riders get: Full route signing, finishers medal, feed-zone with water, bananas, sweets, biscuits and crisps. Mechanical support. Garmin, GPX Download.
Optional extras:
To raise money for Farmingham Earl High School, The PTA will have the following.
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Carparking will be £3.00 on the gate.
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Selection of hot food for sale.
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Tea - Coffee for sale.
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Cold Drinks for sale
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Snacks for sale.
Terms and Conditions
General Reviews form NCE
1: "Did 3 out of the 4 this year and loved them! Had a long drive up from kent each time, but was worth it".
2: "I have all 4 medals from this year and loved every ride to get them. Thank you for fantastic sportives".
3: "Thank you and your team for everything. I needed to be collected by your mechanic so thank you for that. Wonderful help just a phone call away".
4: "Fantastic ride and so well organised by lovely people. Thank you to all involved".
5: "Another brilliant event and the medals look lovely. Looking forwards to next year.
Event Information
Online Entries Close
Wednesday 1st July at 9pm
Cost:
10 miles: £15.00
25 miles: £25.00
50 miles: £30.00
100 miles £40.00
Family Price up to 10 miles> £30.00
>Family price 2 adults and 2 children.
Date:
Sunday 05th July 2026
Location:
Framingham Earl High School, Norwich Road, Poringland, Norwich, NR14 7QP
Registration
7:30am - 8:00am - (100m only)
8:00am - 8:45am - (50m only)
8:45am - 9:30am - (25m only)
9:15am - 9:45am - (10m only)
Start Time:
7:45am - 8:15am (100 Miles)
8:15am - 9:00am (50 Miles)
9:00am - 9:45am (25 Miles)
9:30am - 10:00am (10 Miles)
Event Closes
4:30pm - Venue Close 5pm
Entry on Day:
Only if not sold out +£10 extra
Pre Event Info Pack
Will be emailed when online entries close. (Wed 1st July 9pm)
This Event Includes:
• Event Centre Facilities
• Event Specific Finishers Medal
• Route sign checking the day of the event.
• Free Drinks and Snacks at feed-zone
• Full Route Marking• Garmin + GPX Downloads
• Event Catering
• Mechanical Support
• First Aid at Event Centre
Routes
Route distances and elevations are approximate and subject to change. Changes can be due to road closures or for safety reasons. Any changes will be kept to a minimum where possible.