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event
Tour de Dart
Event info
LOCATION:
STARTING DATE & TIME:
Sat 03/08/2024, 08:00
EVENT END TIME:
2024 - 18:00
EVENT INCLUDES:
WHAT YOU GET
GPX tracking
Timed (with results split into bike packing/supported & ebike/manual
One night camping at Hexworthy with showers & toilets
Quality event tee shirt
Professional event photographs*
GPX files & detailed route descriptions
Live band & bar at Hexworthy
Catering & large barn with indoor seating at Hexworthy.
Luggage transfer to & from Dartmoor (additional charge)
Feed stations
Public liability insurance
Professional First Aid
Bike & rider recovery service
Bike wash facilities
* photos free with Sportiva Events logo at social media resolution. Hi-res downloads with no watermark & prints are available for an additional charge
EVENT TYPE:
EVENT PRICE:
80£
EVENT WEBSITE:
CONTACT & TICKETS:
https://sportivaevents.co.uk/contact/
New for 2024. The Tour de Dart is our first ever bike packing event.
Day 1: You start in Dartmouth & follow bridleways, byways lanes all the way up the West side of the river Dart & on to our campsite on Dartmoor. At Hexworthy you camp in an idyllic spot by the river. And you’ll find a bar, our event caterers & a live band in the evening at the ‘Cow Shed’
Day 2: You return to Dartmouth on the East side of the river.
All riders will be supplied with a GPX tracker. You can share the link & map with your friends & family so they can ‘dot watch’ your progress.
The default option is to do this ride as pure bike packing where you carry your tent and all gear. Or for an additional charge you can put a bag in our van in Dartmouth (with your tent & other kit) and it will be ready for you when you reach Hexworthy. The following day we’ll take the bag back to Dartmouth.
Shorter Version
We also have a shorter version one day version. This starts in Dartmouth with a feedstation at Totnes. It finishes in Dartmouth on Saturday afternoon.
One way version
Or you can do a one day ride all the way to Hexworthy & skip the ride back on Sunday. This is for supported riders only as we are not offering return transport to Dartmouth
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