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We are pleased to announce that this year’s Lancashire Lance Sportive will take place at 09:00 on Sunday 26th April 2020.
This year the Lancashire Lanes Sportive will be in memory of the Steve Prescott Foundation Trustee Steve White who last year, sadly lost his long battle against Giloblastoma. Steve was a keen cyclist, taking part in LEJOG three times and many of the SPF events as well as providing helping with the support and logistics, he is sadly missed but will never be forgotten.
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26th June to 2nd July - Introduction
Cycling Paris to Blackpool will be an awesome experience starting from the iconic Eiffel Tower in Paris, where Steve Prescott once visited, then setting off on a 450 mile bike ride to the magnificent Blackpool Tower.
Whilst the normal charity cycle is from Paris to London as ever the Steve Prescott Foundation (SPF) have gone that step further and has stretched this charity challenge by cycling on to the famous Blackpool Tower. This is a truly inspirational ride that will take you through some magnificent scenic towns, making your heart burst with pride as you cycle this epic challenge for this amazing cause and continuing the great mans legacy!
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Sept 4th - Sept 6th - Introduction
Nestled within the Pennine Range of the Yorkshire Dales National Park lie the iconic three peaks of Pen-y-ghent, Whernside and Ingleborough. Your challenge is to summit all three peaks in 12 hours, so that The Steve Prescott Foundation can continue supporting The Christie, The Rugby League Benevolent Fund & SPF Special Causes Fund as well as continuing the great man Steve Prescott’s legacy.
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13th October to 26th October - Introduction
We will fly out from Heathrow late on the 13th October and land in Cusco on the 14th spending 2 days to acclimatise before starting the trek on the 16th Oct.
This challenge you will enjoy stunning views of snow-capped mountains, glaciers, lakes, wildlife, and the amazing Vinicunca Rainbow Mountains, all ending with a tour of Machu Picchu. You’ll see the highest peak (Ausangate 6,385 m/20,948 ft) in the Cusco region. This adventurous trek is approximately 100 km/62 mi and goes up to 5,400 m/17,716 ft. Ausangate is an excellent and quiet/remote trekking circuit offering stunning features such as spectacular mountain scenery, snow-capped peaks, hot springs, turquoise lakes, glaciers, herds of llamas, alpacas, and wild vicuña, picturesque villages, and traditionally dressed Quechua people.