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LAP OF EAST ANGLIA (off road)

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LAP OF EAST ANGLIA (off road)

Josh and Sarah Ride planned an adventure

June 15, 2022

LAP OF EAST ANGLIA (off road)

Hard

28:56

468km

16.2km/h

1,830m

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Overview

Hard mountain bike ride. Very good fitness required. Advanced riding skills necessary. The route includes a crossing by ferry.

Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

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Waypoints

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987 m

End of the Roman Road

Highlight (Segment) • Historical Site

MTB is better suited for the 'field section' fine on gravel bike

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9.51 km

A decent gravel road with a few minor potholes, leading from close to Balsham on Fox Road to the north-east, parallel to the road to West Wratting.

Fairly flat and easy-going with just a few gradual climbs and descents.

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27.8 km

Lode and Upware Canal Path

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

42.2 km

Cow in Riverside Meadow

Highlight • River

His Land His Rules

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95.3 km

Ruins of St. Peter's Church, Wiggenhall

Highlight • Historical Site

Discover this charming ruined church at Wiggenhall St. Peter's on the Fen Rivers Way. It's worth taking some time to explore the church, it has a fascinating history attached to …

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125 km

RSPB Snettisham Nature Reserve

Highlight • Lake

Run by the RSPB, Snettisham reserve provides unique habitat for birds. In autumn and winter, hundreds of thousands of wading birds flock to the lagoons, creating a stunning spectacle. Migratory …

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130 km

Sea Wall and Groynes at Sandbanks

Highlight (Segment) • Viewpoint

On a good day this stretch gives good views over the coast and its sandbanks and sea defences. There is an interesting assortment of seaside cottages on the land side. …

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134 km

Hunstanton Green

Highlight • Settlement

Popular gathering spot above Hunstanton Beach, surrounded by pubs, cafes, takeaways and the usual quota of tourist-oriented stores.

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139 km

End of the Peddars Way

Highlight • Viewpoint

This point marks the end of the Peddars Way, an iconic 49-mile (79 km) trail through some spectacular Norfolk countryside. From here, follow signs for The Norfolk Coast Path to complete the national trail.

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149 km

Branodunum Roman Fort

Highlight • Historical Site

These are the remains of a roman 'Saxon shore' fort, built in the 230s and standing until the 18th century. The site is an area of archaeological importance and has …

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151 km

Brancaster Harbour and Brancaster Activity Centre

Highlight • Rest Area

Brancaster Activity Centre is perfectly situated on the picturesque Brancaster Straithe Harbour on the North Norfolk Coast. The site offers accomodation, refreshments, and a cafe kiosk selling crab baguettes! It's …

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161 km

Holkham Beach and Dunes

Highlight (Segment) • Natural

Holkham National Nature Reserve stretches from Burnham Norton to Blakeney and covers about 9,158 acres (3,706 ha). The core section of the reserve, from Wells to Holkham Bay, is crisscrossed …

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166 km

The Lookout, Holkham

Highlight • Viewpoint

The Lookout café is perfectly situated on the edge of the beach. The menu is designed with local produce and minimal waste. Grab a hot drink, cake, snack or light …

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169 km

Wells-next-the-Sea Beach

Highlight • Beach

With a long stretch of unspoilt sandy beach, Wells beach is a tranquil spot to enjoy the coast. The beach is ideal for bird watching and relaxing. Beautiful beach huts …

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177 km

Coastal Bridle Path

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

Great bridle path, a bit boggy after the heavy rain but would be lovely in the dry! Definitely worth detouring for.

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182 km

View of the Salt Marshes and Boats, Norfolk Coast

Highlight • Viewpoint

Views over the salt marshes towards the long sand spit that protects them from the sea.

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184 km

Blakeney Village

Highlight • Settlement

The charming coastal village of Blakeney was historically a medieval commercial port transporting spices and oriental cloths. Smugglers also took advantage of the remote position on the marshes. These days, …

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187 km

Cley Windmill

Highlight • Monument

This 18th-century windmill stands on the Norfolk coastline and is treasured in the county, serving as an icon and landmark. A five-storey tower mill with beautiful white sails, the mill …

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188 km

Cley Marshes Coastal and Wetland Walk

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

Cley Marshes is a nature reserve on the picturesque North Norfolk coastline. It is one of the oldest nature reserves in the country. Hiking here affords the opportunity to explore …

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195 km

Beach

196 km

Weybourne to Sheringham Section, North Norfolk Coastal Path

Highlight • Beach

Weybourne to Sheringham is a great section of the North Norfolk Coastal path for running. Very undulating with a good trail surface year round

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201 km

Beeston Bump: Trig Point and Viewpoint

Highlight • Viewpoint

The Beeston Bump is a local highlight and one of the few actual 'high' points in Norfolk. Stunning views of the North Sea and both Sheringham and Cromer.

Hiking in …

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208 km

Cromer Pier

Highlight • Monument

A pier has existed in some form in Cromer since 1391. After various wooden piers were washed away or destroyed by the sea, an iron pier was constructed by Douglass …

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209 km

Cromer Pier and Seafront Promenade

Highlight • Structure

Great coffee here at North Sea Coffee right on the sea front

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210 km

Cromer Lighthouse

Highlight • Viewpoint

A lighthouse has existed in some form atop Foulness cliff since 1669. Sir John Clayton organised the Cromer Lighthouse construction, which cost £3000 to build. However, due to the high …

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228 km

Sea View at Gorleston Beach

Highlight • Viewpoint

229 km

Coastal Promenade

Highlight • Cycleway

The concrete promenade is a good option for running. Even for longer runs (20k) it’s not too much back and forth.

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232 km

Happisburgh Lighthouse

Highlight • Monument

Built in 1790, Happisburgh Lighthouse is the oldest working light in East Anglia and the only independtly-run lighthouse in the UK. The iconic red and white tower is 85 feet …

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238 km

Sea Palling Beach

Highlight • Natural

Sea Palling Beach is a hidden gem along the Norfolk coastline. The beautiful Blue Flag beach is not usually too crowded and has plenty to offer in terms of wildlife, …

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261 km

Bure Park

Highlight • Natural

262 km

Venetian Waterways, Great Yarmouth

Highlight (Segment) • Structure

264 km

Great Yarmouth Beach

Highlight • Beach

Great Yarmouth boasts over 15 miles (24 km) of golden beach along its seafront. A promenade runs adjacent to the sands and provides countless ice cream opportunities! In summer, the …

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270 km

Gorleston Beach

Highlight • Beach

Only 4 miles from its big brother Great Yarmouth. Gorleston has been voted the 8th best beach in the UK and channel Islands by TripAdvisor.

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281 km

Most Easterly Point of England

Highlight • Monument

Ness Point is the most easterly point in the UK amazing views on a nice day! Ness Point is the most easterly point in Britain. Access to the Ness Point …

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283 km

Seafront Café in Lowestoft

Highlight • Cafe

Proper tea, coffee and a bacon roll. Definitely the best food along the seafront at present

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294 km

Footpath Gate

Highlight • Trail

Regardless of what bike your riding on this route you'll need to lift it over this gate at this point unfortunately. Technically the section from the beach is footpath and here it becomes bridalway so the main gate is locked

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301 km

Path to Southwold Road

Highlight • Viewpoint

The only downside to this route is the section from here by road through Southwold. It's a 60mph limit so it's a fast road for about a mile and can be very busy. So keep 'em peeled!

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305 km

South Beach, Aldeburgh

Highlight • Beach

The sand and shingle of South Beach backs on to the pretty seaside town of Aldeburgh.

Along the beach front are a number of quirky historic buildings, including the 400 …

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307 km

Walberswick Ferry

Highlight • River

Great location. Unfortunately ferry not working due to Covid 19

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308 km

Cafés and Pubs on Walberswick Village Green

Highlight • Settlement

nice place to take a break and sample some Warblerswick's food and drink

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330 km

Thorpeness Windmill

Highlight • Monument

A pleasant reminder of bygone industry from the county. Worth a stop for a quick selfie

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344 km

BH2 (Snake Pit)

Highlight • MTB Park

A nice little bomb hole just next to the Viking Trail. You can either ride along past it or engage on a fun dip into the pit!

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366 km

Beach

409 km

Willy Lott's Cottage

Highlight • Settlement

This Grade I-listed cottage was owned by Willy Lott, a farmer born in 1761. The cottage featured in a number of paintings by British Romantic painter, John Constable, but most …

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412 km

Dedham Boathouse Restaurant

Highlight • Cafe

This riverside restaurant is the perfect place to stop for afternoon tea or a late lunch. Opening times:

Lunch
Tuesday to Sunday
12 till 2.30pm

Dinner
Tuesday to Saturday
6.30 till 9.30pm

For more information, visit: dedhamboathouse.com

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468 km

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Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

131 km

120 km

114 km

36.3 km

33.1 km

31.2 km

645 m

228 m

Surfaces

218 km

114 km

90.7 km

40.8 km

4.33 km

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LAP OF EAST ANGLIA (off road)

End of the Roman Road

Frog End Gravel Road

Lode and Upware Canal Path

Cow in Riverside Meadow

Ruins of St. Peter's Church, Wiggenhall

RSPB Snettisham Nature Reserve

Sea Wall and Groynes at Sandbanks

Hunstanton Green

End of the Peddars Way

Branodunum Roman Fort

Brancaster Harbour and Brancaster Activity Centre

Holkham Beach and Dunes

The Lookout, Holkham

Wells-next-the-Sea Beach

Coastal Bridle Path

View of the Salt Marshes and Boats, Norfolk Coast

Blakeney Village

Cley Windmill

Cley Marshes Coastal and Wetland Walk

Weybourne to Sheringham Section, North Norfolk Coastal Path

Beeston Bump: Trig Point and Viewpoint

Cromer Pier

Cromer Pier and Seafront Promenade

Cromer Lighthouse

Sea View at Gorleston Beach

Coastal Promenade

Happisburgh Lighthouse

Sea Palling Beach

Bure Park

Venetian Waterways, Great Yarmouth

Great Yarmouth Beach

Gorleston Beach

Most Easterly Point of England

Seafront Café in Lowestoft

Footpath Gate

Path to Southwold Road

South Beach, Aldeburgh

Walberswick Ferry

Cafés and Pubs on Walberswick Village Green

Thorpeness Windmill

BH2 (Snake Pit)

Willy Lott's Cottage

Dedham Boathouse Restaurant