C2K Bike Ride – Cairns to Karumba Bike Ride

Join the adventure

780km of fun, friends and fitness. This 7 day bike ride takes you through the most amazing country where you get to meet the families you are raising money for. This ride is about so much more than just getting on a bike, although that’s pretty awesome. It’s about the camaraderie, the fun and the lifelong friendships that are made along the way.

C2K Bike Ride 2019

C2K2019 - a 780km bike ride across the top of Australia from Cairns to Karumba raising funds for the kids in this remote region. To better their education opportunities and their lives and the lives of the individuals in these remote communities. Early in the life of the event the decision was made to spread the benefits of funds raised to include many communities and organizations across the North Queensland region. The main criteria involved the benefits being focused on supporting and benefiting children who live in the remote rural areas of the region. Today beneficiaries include: Cairns School of Distance Education, State primary schools – including Mt Garnet, Mt Surprise, Georgetown, Croydon, Normanton and Karumba as well as child care centres, sports associations and more.

0.083333333333333
$100.00 donated of $120,000.00 goal
Donate

Thank you for allowing nbn to participate in this event, it was truly memorable and a great opportunity to engage with School of the Air families and also to test our Sky Muster Satellite network with multiple users.

Marcello Massi
It was a fantastic experience I will never forget, and you did an exceptional job in the coordination of the event.

Richie Bates
As first timers we didn't know what to expect, but we had a ball. John absolutely loved riding with pack 1, although quite challenging at times. All being well see you next year. Thank you for all the hard work you did. As a retired teacher I know the effort needed to organize a school camp, but this was much, much bigger. So thank you again as well as all those wonderful volunteers for their huge effort.

John 71 and Kathy 69