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Activity: Walking
Distance: 7.35 km
Calculated time: 2h 15
Difficulty: Not specified
Return to departure point: Yes
Vertical gain: + 43 m
Vertical drop: - 42 m
Highest point: 96 m
Lowest point: 65 m

District: City of Bristol
Start/End: N 51.46861° / W 2.61746°
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Description

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Waypoints

S/E : km 0 - alt. 83 m - Start near 1 Worrall Mews, Bristol, City of Bristol BS8, UK
2 : km 0 - alt. 83 m - Head west on Worrall Rd toward Hughenden Rd
3 : km 0.24 - alt. 88 m - Head south on Upper Belgrave Rd/A4176 toward Clifton Down
4 : km 1 - alt. 67 m - Head northwest on Ladies Mile toward Circular Rd
5 : km 2.26 - alt. 95 m - Turn right onto Stoke Rd
6 : km 2.27 - alt. 95 m - Head northwest on Stoke Rd toward Ladies Mile
7 : km 2.61 - alt. 91 m - Turn left onto Saville Rd
8 : km 2.62 - alt. 92 m - Head northeast on Saville Rd toward Stoke Hill
9 : km 3.21 - alt. 85 m - Head northeast on Saville Rd toward Parrys Ln/B4054
10 : km 3.34 - alt. 84 m - Turn right onto Parrys Ln/B4054
11 : km 3.42 - alt. 84 m - Head east on Parrys Ln/B4054 toward White Tree Roundabout
12 : km 3.43 - alt. 84 m - At White Tree Roundabout, take the 1st exit onto Westbury Rd/A4018
13 : km 3.94 - alt. 74 m - Head north on Westbury Rd/A4018 toward Cote Ln
14 : km 4.42 - alt. 65 m - Head south on Westbury Rd/A4018 toward Brecon Rd
15 : km 4.73 - alt. 74 m - Turn left onto Cavendish Rd
16 : km 4.96 - alt. 75 m - Head east on Cavendish Rd toward Henleaze Rd/B4056
17 : km 4.97 - alt. 75 m - Turn right onto Henleaze Rd/B4056
18 : km 5.19 - alt. 80 m - At the roundabout, take the 1st exit onto Northumbria Dr
19 : km 5.56 - alt. 80 m - Head west on North View/B4054 toward Devonshire Rd
20 : km 5.95 - alt. 84 m - Head west toward White Tree Roundabout
21 : km 5.95 - alt. 84 m - At White Tree Roundabout, take the 1st exit onto Westbury Rd/A4018
22 : km 6.84 - alt. 96 m - Turn left onto A4018
23 : km 6.86 - alt. 96 m - Turn right to stay on A4018
24 : km 7.11 - alt. 83 m - Turn right onto Worrall Rd
25 : km 7.11 - alt. 83 m - Head southwest on Worrall Rd toward Whiteladies Rd/A4018
S/E : km 7.35 - alt. 83 m

Useful Information

Always stay careful and alert while following a route. Visorando and the author of this walk cannot be held responsible in the event of an accident during this route.

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