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The Old Chalk Way (Full route)
Difficult
48:37
358 mi
7.4 mph
19,000 ft
19,000 ft
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Includes segments in which cycling is not permitted
You may need to dismount and push your bike.
2.90 mi in total
Includes very steep uphill segments
You may need to push your bike.
215 yd in total
Tour Overview
Starting Point
358 mi
Destination
Map
Tour Profile
Waytypes
Singletrack: 59.8 mi
Path: 91.8 mi
Access Road: 142 yd
Cycleway: 52.4 mi
Street: 14.5 mi
Road: 133 mi
State Road: 6.17 mi
Surfaces
Unpaved: 173 mi
Compacted Gravel: 9.56 mi
Cobblestones: 319 yd
Paved: 66.7 mi
Asphalt: 98.2 mi
Unknown: 9.97 mi
Weather Forecast
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Comments
You Champ! This is next! Thank you!
did you do it
Hey there! This looks great and something I'd like to do. I'm wanting an adventure on my Brompton... what's your thoughts on this? Is the route suitable for little wheels do you think? Thanks :)
Hi JLeo, like the idea, im not sure of the capability of a brompton off road. If you're used to riding it off road on some rough terrain then i dont see an issue. Would love to see the outcome, check out our website for more details on the bikes we'd recommend. Cheers :)
Great route Ben, anyone done it backwards?
Hi John, yes a couple of people have done it backward. The'll be a few rougher uphill sections which you will have to push up, and less fun tarmac descents. I'd always recommend doing it the correct way, but no reason why you cant! :)