Isle of Wight Randonnee will take place on Sunday 6 September 2026.
Follow the official Round the Island Cycle Route, marked with blue and white signs, with additional Randonnee signage throughout for this 100km cycle route.
There's no single start line. Begin at any official checkpoint (except Alverstone) and ride the route clockwise. Start where it suits you, whether you're arriving by ferry or already on the island.
Entry fee is £15 and includes a rider pack and commemorative medal. Plus, fundraise or donate to support island families cared for by Mountbatten Isle of Wight.
For more details of the routes please visit website.
Entry fee is £15 and includes a rider pack and commemorative medal. Plus, fundraise or donate to support island families cared for by Mountbatten Isle of Wight.
Please visit www.cycleisland.co.uk
Please visit www.cycleisland.co.uk
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