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tour de trowbridge

31st May 2026
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2026 will see the launch of Tour de Trowbridge, a charity cycling event hosted by Trowbridge Chamber of Commerce. The event is an open-to-all, non-competitive bike ride experience that caters for all ages and abilities and covers a range of distances.

Three great routes, approximately 25, 46 and 79 miles will leave Trowbridge Town Park and head into fantastic Wiltshire countryside .

Whether you’re an experienced cyclist or looking for a new challenge, join us for a day of camaraderie, purpose, and impact. Together, we can make a difference.

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As an entrant to tour de trowbridge, you will benefit from:

  • A choice of three fully marked routes

  • Route map and GPS files

  • Feed stations on the long and medium routes

  • On-course first aid and mechanical support

  • A medal and food at the end of your ride

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Our 2026 Charity partner

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Our charity partner for the inaugral Tour de Trowbridge event is Wiltshire and Bath Air Ambulance Charity. You can help support the charity by adding a donation to your booking at the basket, or by using our events to fundraise for them directly. The charity provides vital critical medical care by land and air across Wiltshire and Bath. In effect it provides the same level of critical care as a hospital but brings the expert team and specialist equipment to people in need and does it as fast as humanly possible.

Routes

We have three great routes - 25, 46 and 79 miles - These are provisional routes that still need to be recce ridden and risk assessed

What Iconic cycling events riders say

  • "The courses for 2023 were fabulous, I live in Bath and had the opportunity to ride all three as training. well thought out, interesting routes and each one challenging in its own right. the event day was well organised and the routes marked well. "

    2023 Long Route

  • "This was an excellent event from start to finish, although I only did the short course. Signage was excellent throughout the route. You couldn't go wrong. I will definitely enter this event next year. Thanks to all the people involved in the organisation."

    2024 Short Route

  • “Very friendly people, superb food selection lovely route please don’t change it, I enjoyed so much I will step up to long next year"

    2024 Medium Route

Find us @ trowbridge town park

 

Trowbridge Town Park, Trowbridge BA14 8AH - View on Google Maps

Located just a few minutes walk from the town centre, along with accessible local bus and train services and accommodation.

FAQs

At the start, riders set off in pods of about 20 after a briefing. There will be a female only pod for each of the ride distances for anyone who would prefer this.

What facilities are available?

There are toilet facilities at the start/finish and at the feed stations. Period products will be available in all female toilets and from female members of Iconic Cycling Events staff/volunteers.

There are changing facilities at the start and finish and a bag drop at the start.

Please get in touch if there are any other facilities or assistance that you would find useful and would aid your participation and enjoyment of Tour de Trowbridge.

What kit do I need?

  • A roadworthy bike

  • A helmet

There is mechanical support on the rides, but we recommend that everyone is self- sufficient and carries:

  • Tyre levers

  • Mini-pump

  • Spare inner tubes

  • Multi-tool

  • Puncture repair kit

The feed stop will be stocked with a range of sweet and savoury, high energy food products, as well as water, but we also recommend carrying:

  • Full water bottle(s)

  • Snacks

What clothing do I need?

You can cycle in anything you feel comfortable in, but we recommend:

  • A waterproof jacket

  • A pair of padded cycling shorts. This will make the riding much more comfortable. You can wear baggy shorts, leggings or trousers over the top if you don’t want to just wear lycra.

Pregnancy Deferral Policy

If you become pregnant after entering Tour de Trowbridge and no longer wish to participate in this year’s event, please get in touch. We can either defer your place or offer you a refund.

How fast do I have to ride?

For rider safety we do have a cut-off time of 4pm, but this provides ample time and should allow many types of rider to enjoy Tour de Trowbridge. The below table shows the approximate speeds needed to complete the different routes within the time allowed. 

07:00 Registration opens
07:30 Long Route departs
08:30 Medium Route departs
09:30 Short Route departs
12:00 riders start to return
16:00 EVENT close

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