Event Description: Ride Along is a FREE* progressive long-lunch, by bike. We ride to enjoy courses at unique venues across Newcastle, on two-wheels.

*Guests provide own equipment. All food and beverages at guests own expense, payable to the venue on the day.

Event Overview: Explore Newcastle’s stunning routes while enjoying stops at Frenchie (Carrington) and Alfie's Italian (New Lambton) along the way. This ride is perfect for cycling and/or food enthusiasts who love great food, scenic views, and good company. Whether you’re a seasoned rider or just looking for a fun day out, Ride Along is designed for everyone to enjoy.

About Frenchie: A French-inspired pop-up restaurant in the backstreets of Carrington.

About Alfie's Italian: A neighbourhood Italian eatery and wine bar.

Event Details:

📅 Date: Saturday 26th October
🕒 Time: 11.15am to 4.00pm
📍 Meeting Point: Camp Shortland
📍 End Point: Alfie's Italian (New Lambton)
🚵 Type: Shared cycleways and suburban roads
🍽 Menu: Shared Chef's choice menu (3 course) - $70pp + drinks
🎯 Route: Camp Shortland (11.15am) > Frenchie (12.00pm) > Alfie's (2/2.30pm)
🗺️ Map: Ride Along #1 Google Map

What to Expect:

• Ride with experienced hosts
• Stops at Frenchie and Alfie's for refreshments
• Scenic routes and suburban trails showcasing the best of Newcastle
• Great company and a fun, relaxed atmosphere

What to Bring:

• Your bike (in good working condition)
• Helmet (mandatory)
• Water bottle
• Sunscreen
• Money to buy food and drinks
• Enthusiasm and a sense of adventure!

How to Join: This event is free, but spaces are limited!

FAQs: Please check our FAQs before committing to this event.

Contact Us: For any questions or more information, feel free to reach out to us at newyrides@gmail.com or send us a message on Instagram @newyrides.

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Newy Rides operates their experiences on the lands of the Worimi and Awabakal people and marvel at the history of the 6000+ years of Muloobinba (Newcastle). We acknowledge elders, past, present and emerging and celebrate such a rich and diverse culture.