We don't care whether your helmet has a peak, you wear lycra or baggies or whether your bike is this season's colour. We do want you to have a truely memorable time on a flowing ride but with time to admire the view or take some pics to share on your socials.

Check the level of challenge and if in doubt give us a call.

To avoid disappointment, please check the 'last booking date'.

Private individual and group bookings available throughout the year.

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2026 EVENTS

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We're in the process of designing our 2026 programme - please check for updates. Contact us if there's something that you have in mind.

General info' - please read!

BOOKING: email: info@donorthadaventure.com. If it's an advertised event let us know which event, how many spaces and we'll get back to you asap. Unless advertised as 'Social' (Free) a £50 deposit pp secures a place. (Please see T&Cs)

Unless classified as a 'SOCIAL' ride, you'll be asked to complete a short pre-ride form. See our Terms and Conditions page for further detail.

For events advertised as gravel, (no surprise) a gravel bike is ideal, a CX, hardtail MTB or a quality hybrid with chunky tyres could work too. MTB rides need a MTB!

Patient e-bike riders are most welcome. The routes are not suitable for road bikes. Guided rides are planned to be ridden a steady, social pace. If your rides are spent fretting about power output or Strava times then this may not be for you!

If you’re in any doubt about the condition of your bike, book it in for a service.

A suitable helmet must be worn. Riding glasses, gloves (+knee pads for MTB) recommended.

Routes may be subject to change depending on weather /ground conditions / forestry operations.

Check the Mountain Weather Information Service here --> Home Page for a local forecast and bring suitable kit. As an absolute minimum to your normal riding kit bring a decent waterproof and an extra warm layer. Spare waterproof gloves and a buff may come in useful.

Sun-cream and a reliable midge repellent advised.

Refuelling stop(s) are planned but please bring sufficient food and hydration for each day. Remote areas often have poor mobile connectivity - a little bit of cash might come in handy.

In addition to spare tubes, brake pads, multitool etc. it's always a good idea to bring spares that are specific to your bike such as a chain link and a gear hanger.

Full joining instructions and a suggested kit list will be shared prior to each event.