Event Information for Spectators

Friends and family members of those participating will be able to show their support to the cyclists at the starting point, at various pit stop locations along the route, or at the finishing line celebrations at Station Yard Car Park in West Bay.

Pit Stop Locations

Below we have listed the different locations where spectators can show their support:

Watchet Harbour, Harbour Rd, Watchet, TA23 0AQ (nearest toilets opp. railway station)
Bishops Lydeard Football Club, Cothelstone Rd, Bishops Lydeard, TA4 3BA
Taunton Rugby Football club, Hyde Lane, Taunton, TA2 8BU
Ilminster Ambulance Station, The Butts, Ilminster, TA19 0AX (please note there is one unisex toilet available)
The Royal Oak, Bridport Road, Drimpton, DT8 3RD
Station Yard Car Park, West Bay, DT6 4EW (nearest toilets West Bay Rd Car Park)

Parking

Please ensure that any car being parked on the day of the challenge is parked legally and the relevant charge has been paid where applicable. Please ensure that you do not block driveways or access.

Watchet

Please note that there will be limited parking on Harbour Road on the day of the event.

For up to date information on parking charges and location of car parks please check online: http://www.westsomersetonline.gov.uk/Transport---Streets/Car-Parks---Parking/Car-Parks-in-West-Somerset

West Bay

For up to date information on parking charges and location of car parks please check online: http://www.dorsetforyou.com/travel-dorset/roads-and-driving/parking/car-parks-in-dorset/west-bay

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Useful Resources

Take a look at our list of resources and important documents which you may find useful for our Coast to Coast Cycle challenge.
Frequently Asked Questions

If you're interested in taking part or have gained a place on our Coast to Coast Cycle Challenge, take a look at some of the most frequently asked questions.
Volunteer at the Coast to Coast Cycle Challenge

We are always looking for volunteers who can help as route marshals or as general helpers at our Coast to Coast Cycle Challenge.
What's Your Reason for Taking Part?

Our Coast to Coast Cycle Challenge is renowned for being an emotional and inspiring day out for everyone involved. If you've been lucky enough to gain a place, we would love to hear from you!
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Event Information for Cyclists

If you've successfully entered and gained a place on our Coast to Coast Cycle Challenge, you can find a variety of important information such as the official event manual, event timetable, terms and conditions on this page.
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Take a look at some of our top tips for maximising your fundraising efforts for our Coast to Coast Cycle Challenge!
Sponsorship and Online Fundraising Pages

As our Coast to Coast Cycle Challenge is a fundraising event, we strongly encourage all participants to raise additional funds through sponsorship. You can download our sponsorship form or set up your own online fundraising page on our website to raise funds for the Charity.
How to Register

Online registration for our Coast to Coast Cycle Challenge takes place via our website in December. Participants pay a registration fee to enter, however as this is a fundraising event, they are also strongly encouraged to raise additional funds through sponsorship.
About the Event

The Coast to Coast Cycle Challenge is Dorset and Somerset Air Ambulance's only fundraising event, raising vital funds to help critically ill or injured patients.

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