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880 km
74:06 h
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- Los McJannetSeptember 21, 2017
This has to be one of my favourite coastal rides – it has a bit of everything. Starting from the campsite near Llangennith, their are three paths to choose from across Rhossili Down – one across each of the hill's faces and a testing one over the top. Mixing sand dunes, hilly downland, steep galleys
- Los McJannetSeptember 21, 2017
This is a wild and testing ride over some of Exmoor's most remote moorland. Navigation can be difficult at times, with the trail almost invisible in places, so you'll need your wits about you as you ride north toward the coast. There's an enjoyable switchback descent to the dramatic coastline known as
- Los McJannetSeptember 21, 2017
The vast majority of this loop onto the South Downs is off-road, with only very occasional stretches of tarmac along the way. Its essentially a sea-level start, climbing up onto the chalky South Downs to meet the waymarked South Downs Way at Tegleaze on Graffham Down, before dropping off the ridge some
- Los McJannetSeptember 21, 2017
This is a long, languid and surprisingly lumpy tour, given that Kent has such a reputation for being flat! It mixes quiet country roads, muddy bridle paths and some great technical forest riding. It's a perfect two-day ride too - with lots of accommodation or camping options around Wye, its halfway point
- Los McJannetSeptember 21, 2017
This is a short but glorious little loop, which starts from a National Trust car park, getting stuck straight in to climbs around Golden Cap and Thorncombe Beacon. You'll be treated to spectacular sea views for almost half the tour; the second part takes windy paths and back roads over North Chideock
- Los McJannetSeptember 21, 2017
Beginning at a pub and camp site just north of Swanage, this ride takes in some of the best scenery the Purbecks has to offer. Without giving you a chance to warm up it heads straight up Ballard Down for Handfast Point, with wonderful views of Old Harry Rocks and the coast, before visiting the picturesque
Los McJannet planned a mountain bike ride.
September 21, 2017
05:50
78.1km
13.4km/h
970m
970m
Los McJannet planned a mountain bike ride.
September 21, 2017
03:41
45.5km
12.4km/h
700m
700m
Los McJannet planned a mountain bike ride.
September 21, 2017
04:14
46.9km
11.1km/h
1,010m
1,010m
Los McJannet planned a mountain bike ride.
September 21, 2017
03:19
35.7km
10.8km/h
650m
660m
Los McJannet planned a mountain bike ride.
September 21, 2017
05:27
72.1km
13.2km/h
940m
940m
Los McJannet planned a mountain bike ride.
September 21, 2017
02:06
21.0km
10.0km/h
530m
530m
Los McJannet planned a mountain bike ride.
September 21, 2017
02:09
25.3km
11.7km/h
360m
360m
Los McJannet planned a mountain bike ride.
August 15, 2017
03:32
40.5km
11.5km/h
830m
830m
Los McJannet planned a mountain bike ride.
August 15, 2017
03:02
37.4km
12.3km/h
570m
580m
Los McJannet planned a mountain bike ride.
August 15, 2017
03:21
37.8km
11.3km/h
800m
800m
This is a long, languid and surprisingly lumpy tour, given that Kent has such a reputation for being flat! It mixes quiet country roads, muddy bridle paths and some great technical forest riding. It's a perfect two-day ride too - with lots of accommodation or camping options around Wye, its halfway point
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