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Winterbourne Down to Willsbridge Mill

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Winterbourne Down to Willsbridge Mill

Expert
02:44
15.7 mi
5.7 mph
550 ft
575 ft
Expert run. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels.

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Includes an off-grid segment

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328 yd in total

Tour Overview

Starting Point
15.7 mi
Destination

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Highest Point375 ft
Lowest Point100 ft

Waytypes

Hiking Path: 3.44 mi
Path: 9.70 mi
Street: 0.40 mi
Road: 1.91 mi
State Road: < 109 yd
Off-grid (unknown): 328 yd

Surfaces

Natural: 3.34 mi
Unpaved: 200 yd
Gravel: 0.36 mi
Paved: 2.83 mi
Asphalt: 3.79 mi
Unknown: 5.26 mi

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June 11, 2021

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