Code of Conduct

CYCLING & HIKING JERSEY

Wearing the La Cannibale cycling and walking jersey is highly recommended during the event. As an organisation, we aim to bring people together, and wearing a shirt featuring a number and first name is an important way of achieving this. It also produces lovely photos and helps to ensure the participants are easily recognisable and their safety is safeguarded.

BEHAVIOUR ON PUBLIC ROADS

Please adhere strictly to local traffic laws and all the rules of the Highway Code.
Please keep noise to a minimum, particularly after 10 pm.
Please park only in designated parking spaces.
Never drive under the influence.
Do not hang flags or posters on buildings without permission.
Do not use support vehicles.

RESPECT FOR NATURE

Don’t leave any rubbish behind, and keep your own rubbish from energy bars and gels to yourself
Make full use of the bins

RESPECT FOR THE LOCAL POPULATION

Always use the toilets and avoid the local gardens and walls at all costs
Find a suitable place to park your bike

RESPECT FOR TRADERS

Always be polite and calm
Realise that we are merely visitors and that we need the traders more than they need us

SAFETY MEASURES FOR CYCLISTS

The event is not a race, and the roads are open to the public and not closed off, so all the rules of the Highway Code apply.
Please respect other road users.
Make sure you take a break in good time
Always wear a helmet when cycling. No helmet = no insurance.
Keep to the right and ride with no more than two cyclists side by side
Adjust your speed

SAFETY MEASURES FOR WALKERS

Always stay on the paths
Keep dogs on a lead at all times
Please respect the rules set by the local managers of the nature reserve

Make the event an unforgettable celebration for everyone! Anyone taking part in La Cannibale on and around the Kale Berg undertakes to comply with the rules of conduct. BIDEBIKE is committed to ‘Sustainable Tourism’ and to respecting people, the environment and the culture of the host region.

Last updated on 25 October 2026.