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Wales End to End Cycle

Pedal from Anglesey to Cardiff in this once-in-a-lifetime trip

Location: Wales

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Distance: 258 miles

Booking Fee: £125 or £67.50 with code LC50

Fundraising Goal: £1,050

When: 13 August 2020 - 16 August 2020

Pedal your way to success as you raise funds for blood cancer patients

Cycle from the northernmost tip of Wales all the way down to the Welsh capital in this exciting challenge. You’ll get to experience breath-taking vistas over the four days, as you cycle approximately 258 miles for blood cancer patients.

Booking fee: £125 or £67.50 with code LC50

Fundraising goal: £1,050

Check out the itinerary for this challenge here.

Think you’ve got what it takes? Book your place today!

If you have any questions about this challenge, email events@leukaemiacare.org.uk, or call 01905 755 977.

Please ensure you read the event terms and conditions before signing up.

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