Easter Family Bike Ride for Heritage House
Join us this Good Friday for a fun Easter family bike ride, to raise money for Heritage House. Based in Wells-next-the-Sea, the charity supports isolated, elderly people in north and west Norfolk. Find out more about the charity’s fantastic work.
The rides will explore the beautiful Holkham Park, with a 5km route for families and younger riders and a 12km route for anyone looking for a more energetic and challenging ride!
Entry costs £5, with children under 16 riding for free.
Anyone who finishes will receive a free Easter egg!
Please contact Heritage House if you have any further questions.
Event details
7th April
£5 adults, free entry for under 16s
10am – 1pm
Holkham Park
Parking charge applies at Holkham Park
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