
The team that stood up to Burger King and campaigned to return a listed building in Brighton’s Lanes to its original use, a local pub, is celebrating victory: it has reached a formal agreement on the lease for The Bison Arms.
The next task is to find the best beers for the bar! Join the team on this very important mission and saddle up for a bike ride from Brighton to Bristol.
You’ll spend five days cycling, four evenings sampling great food and beer and four nights camping – in Portsmouth, Lymington’s Vibrant Forest, Stonehenge and Bristol. You’ll land in Bristol just in time for Bristol Beer Week and Valley Fest!
Early Bird tickets for the ride are available for £150, which covers camping fees and four evening meals – including a special guest appearance from legendary restaurant 64 Degrees!
Click here to book your place!
What’s included
What’s not included
Early Bird tickets are available for £150 per rider.
Monday 29 August
10am: leave for Staggeringly Good, Portsmouth (49 miles, 4h)
Campsite details are here
Beer and food at Pie and Vinyl
Includes 4 pints plus paid bar afterwards
Tuesday 30 August
10am: leave for Vibrant Forest, Lymington (41 miles, 3.5h)
Campsite details are here
Beer and food at Radical Roots Café
Includes 4 pints plus paid bar afterwards
Wednesday 31 August
10am: leave for Stonehenge (37 miles, 3.5h)
Campsite details here
64 Degrees BBQ! Includes all your food and booze
Thursday 01 September
8am: leave for Good Chemistry Brewing, Bristol, UK (53 miles, 4.5 hour)
Campsite details here
64 Degrees hop pairing menu
Includes 4 pints by Good Chemistry and Left Handed Giant plus paid bar afterwards
Friday 02 September
Return via train or optionally stay on for:
8am: Ryed with us collaboration at Good Chemistry Brewing
Bristol Beer Week
Valley Fest (Special Bison tickets for £60!)
Click here for more about The Bison Arms community pub.
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