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28th June 2026

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Tour De Furness

Join us for the Tour de Furness, a fantastic cycling event supporting St Mary’s Hospice. Whether you’re a seasoned cyclist or just enjoy a weekend ride, there’s a route for everyone!

Event Date: Sunday, 28th June 2026

Starting Point: Roose Cons Club

Route Options

Choose your challenge from four scenic routes through the beautiful Furness countryside:

13 miles
25 miles
50 miles
71 miles

Each route offers stunning views, friendly atmosphere, and the satisfaction of riding for a great cause.

Support St Mary’s Hospice

Every pedal helps raise vital funds for St Mary’s Hospice, providing care and support to local people and their families.

Entries Now Open!

Secure your place today and be part of an amazing community event.
Whether you’re cycling solo, with friends, or as part of a team, the Tour de Furness 2026 promises to be a memorable day for all.

With thanks to the businesses that have supported this event.

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