Hertfordshire 100 2026

Nestled just outside of bustling London, the Helping Rhinos Hertfordshire 100 sportive offers cyclists an escape into serene and picturesque countryside. This route begins at Brookmans Park, where riders are greeted by winding roads that meander through Brickendon’s rolling hills, providing a gentle warm-up before tackling more challenging terrain.
As you venture further east towards Dane End, the long route diverges to explore Bishops Stortford via Much Hadam and its surrounding rural landscapes. After covering 40 miles of undulating countryside, the course rejoins with the medium-distance option near Welwyn Garden City. The journey west through quaint villages like Ardeley and Weston adds a touch of charm and beauty to this already scenic ride.
The final stretch takes cyclists on a thrilling descent into 'Little Switzerland,' where they encounter six miles of steep climbs that test even the most seasoned riders before rewarding them with an exhilarating finish line in sight. Cyclists can look forward to refreshing themselves at the event’s conclusion, having conquered some of England's finest cycling terrain.
The race headquarters is conveniently situated near M25 Junction 24 for those driving and just a short train ride from Potters Bar station if you prefer public transport. This makes it easy for cyclists from all over London and its surroundings to join in this unforgettable experience.
Riders will appreciate the mix of challenging climbs, picturesque scenery, and well-maintained roads that make the Helping Rhinos Hertfordshire 100 sportive a must-attend event for any cycling enthusiast.