Bikepacking Kent’s Vineyards: Ride, Sip, Repeat

CYCLING3 daysModerateKent, UK

Bikepacking through Kent’s vineyards, with a tasting (or two) along the way.

July 2027, dates TBC

Hosted by Jess Golding

Adventure Cyclist & Bikepacker

July 2027, dates TBC

Hosted by Jess Golding

Adventure Cyclist & Bikepacker

Kent, UK

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What we know

When: July 2027, dates TBC
Where: Kent, UK
Level: Moderate
Host: Jess Golding

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Trip at a Glance

What could be better than a weekend of bikepacking through Kent? Doing it through vineyards, of course! We’ll ride through Kent’s rolling countryside, weaving between vineyards and quiet country lanes, with stops to taste some of the brilliant wines being made right here in England. Expect beautiful riding, good food, great company and comfortable bike-friendly hotels at the end of each day. The pace is relaxed, the wine is well earned, and the aim is simple: a brilliant adventure on two wheels.

Sport level

L2 · Moderate

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At a glance

Duration

3 days, 2 nights

Group size

Max 8 · Women only

Need to know

To be confirmed

Trip at a Glance

Duration

3 days, 2 nights

Group size

Max 8 · Women only

Level

Moderate

Need to know

To be confirmed

Sport level

L2 · Moderate

Not sure this is your level?

Meet your Host

Jess Golding

Adventure Cyclist & Bikepacker

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Hello! I’m Jess, an adventure cyclist and bikepacker who is on a mission to get more people exploring the outdoors by bike. In five years, I’ve gone from local club rides to unsupported adventures, including a 4,000km race across the Arctic Circle. Now, I help others discover the joy of bikepacking, build confidence, and experience the feeling of doing something they once thought was impossible.

I started cycling in order to train for my first triathlon, but quickly realised I was happiest on the bike and left the swimming and running behind. From there, I kept pushing myself further, taking on longer rides and bigger challenges, and eventually fell in love with endurance riding and the self-supported world of bikepacking.