2 day self-supported bikepacking mixed surface ride... 300km from the Beatles statue in Liverpool to the lighthouse at Scarborough.
The route uses greenway, canal, former railways and ancient packhorse routes. Just 2085m climbing, you'll ride though the inner solar system, over the Howardian Hills and through one of the north's largest wetland nature reserves. Take a journey through Liverpool and Manchester's industrial heritage and ride out the other side to a Pennine summit with views all the way to York. Excellent train links make it an easy one to access but don't forget to book your bike 24 hours in advance. #EnglanDURO23 runs on the first weekend in August:
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Key points:
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Segments
XDE-1: Promenade dash - pan flat promenade, 3.0km XDE-2: Singletrack dash through the woods, 3.1km XDE-3: Longdendale gravel TT, 3.3km XDE-4: Snow road climb, 2.1km, 75m of climbing XDE-5: Cart road climb past view point to road, 2.6km, 70m of climbing XDE-6: Aireside chase on new greenway, 3.4km XDE-7: Escape from York by gravel and road, 9.2km XDE-8: The first hill in miles, 0.8km, 50m of climbing XDE-9: Climb to The Moor, tarmac leads to clay and forest track, 5.2km, 170m of climbing XDE-10: Last Moor to Sea, through the woods, 2.3km, 30m of climbing with a rocky plunge to finish |
Download to your GPS device
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Navigate to this page on your mobile, then download KMZ file (you may then need to unzip it by using a File Manager app), and then open in Maps.me app to use as backup navigation
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Rider | XDE-1 | XDE-2 | XDE-3 | XDE-4 | XDE-5 | XDE-6 | XDE-7 | XDE-8 | XDE-9 | XDE-10 | Total |
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