LOVELY ALBAN WAY - HATFIELD HOUSE

Breeze Bike Rides in St. Albans

Do you enjoy riding your bike but you’re not sure where to go? Come and join me at St. Albans Abbey Train Station and we’ll cycle The Alban Way. It’s a tree lined, disused railway line and is perfect for a Sunday morning bike ride. 

This is a steady Breeze ride for Women and is great for building your confidence and showing you how you can get out on your bike and enjoy the peace of a morning ride. It’s led by a qualified Breeze Champion and we’ll take the pace of the slowest rider.

Once we reach the end of the Alban Way at Hatfield we will cycle on the road to reach the stunning grounds of Hatfield House. Here we’ll stop at the recently refurbished Coach House restaurant / café for a well-earned break, before riding the same route home.

Additional Information:

Helmets are advisable but not essential for adults, however must be worn by all under 18's.
Children under the age of 5 do not have to book and must be in a BSA approved child seat, trailer or tag-a-long.

Bringing a bottle of water, a waterproof jacket and a little money is always useful.

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Don’t forget…. Breeze are on a mission to spread the word about their rides, and  need your help. If you introduce one friend who goes  on to take part in a Breeze ride, you’ll receive a Breeze water bottle,  introduce a second  friend, you’ll be the proud owner of one of their swish Breeze  Buffs, and introduce a  third friend and Breeze will send you £15 of Love2Shop vouchers.  Read the article on the homepage for more information.   For more information visit website below http://www.goskyride.blog/Breeze/ShowArticle/Breeze-for-rewards?retURL=/Breeze

Meet the Champions

• Heather Allen I'm Heather and, like many others, I first enjoyed cycling as a child and when got to secondary school I used to be the only girl cycling in!
  
  After the age of 18 and after learning to drive a car, the bike took a back seat for many years. I decided to give cycling a go once I had school age children. Our school is a 20 minute cycle ride from home, so I organised myself with a bike and a trailer and haven't looked back since. We've used a trailer, and then a tag-along and now the boys are cycling themselves.
  
  As a family we often cycle around Watford on the various cycle routes for fun, usually encompassing a park and a picnic with ice-cream!
  
  I'm passionate about getting more women to cycle and I look forward to meeting you on my gentle cycle rides around the Watford / Bricket Wood / St Albans areas