Steeple Chase
Cape Adventure Bike Challenges
Steeple Chase
The steeplechase originated in Ireland in the 18th century as an analogue to a cross country thoroughbred horse race which went from church steeple to church steeple, hence “steeplechase”.
A Southern Cape based Challenge
Entry Fee: R100
This church themed challenge will not only get you riding, but also showcase some of the most beautiful and interesting churches around the Garden Route.
We cater for both Tar and Gravel lovers, so choose your surface and go!
Get ready for a holy ride!
Well, well, well, ladies and gentlemen, rev up your engines and get ready for a holy ride! We’re talking about a motorcycle event that’s all about churches! Yes, you heard that right, churches! Imagine cruising down the open road, wind blowing through your hair, and seeing all these magnificent churches along the way. You’ll feel like a modern-day knight on a sacred quest.
Get ready for a holy ride!
Well, well, well, ladies and gentlemen, rev up your engines and get ready for a holy ride! We’re talking about a motorcycle event that’s all about churches! Yes, you heard that right, churches! Imagine cruising down the open road, wind blowing through your hair, and seeing all these magnificent churches along the way. You’ll feel like a modern-day knight on a sacred quest.
Discover the divine!
Whether you’re a devout believer or simply enjoy admiring architecture, this challenge is the perfect opportunity to ride with a purpose. So, gear up and get ready to discover the divine as you ride through winding roads and picturesque scenery. From charming chapels to grand cathedrals, there’s no shortage of beautiful churches to behold.
Discover the divine!
Whether you’re a devout believer or simply enjoy admiring architecture, this challenge is the perfect opportunity to ride with a purpose. So, gear up and get ready to discover the divine as you ride through winding roads and picturesque scenery. From charming chapels to grand cathedrals, there’s no shortage of beautiful churches to behold.
