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Bannerdown – Chipping Sodbury Loop from Yate

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Bannerdown – Chipping Sodbury Loop from Yate

Steven planned a road ride

July 11, 2021

Bannerdown – Chipping Sodbury Loop from Yate

Moderate

03:24

69.8km

20.5km/h

660m

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Overview

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Includes segments that go up or down a series of steps

You may need to carry your bike.

After 73 m for 16 m

After 69.7 km for 16 m

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Start point

Train Station

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10.6 km

National Cycle Route 17 to Pucklechurch

Highlight • Viewpoint

Nice rolling generally quiet road back towards Pucklechurch from the East.

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31.2 km

Bathampton Mill

Highlight • River

Very pretty spot with a restaurant on one side and a pub on the other with nice gardens

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32.3 km

Bannerdown Climb

Highlight (Segment) • Climb

Hill leading into Bath. Can be rather busy during rush hours. However, is a very nice hill to ride up with a mixture of steady and steep gradients and a nice length.

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43.3 km

The White Hart Inn, Ford

Highlight • Restaurant

Great pub with lovely food and a charming garden by the river.

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46.3 km

The Old Stables Café, Castle Combe

Highlight • Cafe

Lovely little cafe in Castle Combe, popular with ramblers, cyclists and families alike. Makes for a great coffee stop in picture perfect Castle Combe.

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48.3 km

Castle Combe Circuit

Highlight • Cycleway

Wide round 2mile long motor car circuit. Open for cyclists on Tuesday evenings throughout summer. Also has a foot path round the outside that is good for running after of …

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63.9 km

Old Sodbury Village and Railway Tunnel Chimney

Highlight • Structure

Some would say this should be my hometown! There's a shop at the garage and a pub (The Dog) opposite. The turret on the hill is in fact a chimney for the railway tunnel that passes underneath.

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