5.2m Off Road (from Home)

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  • Walking
    Activity: Walking
  • ↔
    Distance: 5.20 mi
  • ◔
    Average duration: 2h 30 
  • ▲
    Difficulty: Not specified
  • ⚐
    Back to start: Yes
  • ↗
    Ascent: + 102 ft
  • ↘
    Descent: - 102 ft
  • ▲
    Highest point: 230 ft
  • ▼
    Lowest point: 131 ft
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Waypoints

  1. S/E : mi 0 - alt. 177 ft - Start on Beesmoor Road
  2. 1 : mi 0.02 - alt. 177 ft - Turn left onto Woodend Road
  3. 2 : mi 0.06 - alt. 174 ft - Turn left onto Park Lane
  4. 3 : mi 0.1 - alt. 171 ft - Turn right onto Harris Barton
  5. 4 : mi 0.34 - alt. 135 ft - Turn left
  6. 5 : mi 0.37 - alt. 135 ft - Turn left
  7. 6 : mi 0.38 - alt. 131 ft - Turn right
  8. 7 : mi 0.71 - alt. 135 ft - Turn left onto Rectory Road
  9. 8 : mi 0.73 - alt. 135 ft - Turn right
  10. 9 : mi 0.93 - alt. 138 ft - Turn left onto Church Road
  11. 10 : mi 0.97 - alt. 141 ft - Turn right onto Mill Lane
  12. 11 : mi 1.07 - alt. 144 ft - Turn left
  13. 12 : mi 1.2 - alt. 161 ft - Turn right
  14. 13 : mi 1.26 - alt. 164 ft - Turn slight right
  15. 14 : mi 1.59 - alt. 157 ft - Turn left
  16. 15 : mi 2.48 - alt. 190 ft - Turn left onto Frampton End Road
  17. 16 : mi 2.6 - alt. 190 ft - Turn right
  18. 17 : mi 2.87 - alt. 207 ft - Turn right
  19. 18 : mi 2.99 - alt. 217 ft - Turn right
  20. 19 : mi 3.3 - alt. 177 ft - Turn left
  21. 20 : mi 3.6 - alt. 197 ft - Turn left onto Tubbs Bottom
  22. 21 : mi 3.81 - alt. 223 ft - Turn slight right
  23. 22 : mi 3.88 - alt. 223 ft - Keep right
  24. 23 : mi 3.93 - alt. 226 ft - Turn right
  25. 24 : mi 4.6 - alt. 226 ft - Turn right onto Frampton End Road
  26. 25 : mi 4.71 - alt. 230 ft - Turn right onto Church Road
  27. 26 : mi 4.82 - alt. 210 ft - Turn left onto Ryecroft Road
  28. 27 : mi 4.93 - alt. 217 ft - Keep right onto South View
  29. 28 : mi 5.09 - alt. 180 ft - Turn slight right onto Woodend Road
  30. 29 : mi 5.18 - alt. 177 ft - Turn sharp left onto Beesmoor Road
  31. S/E : mi 5.2 - alt. 177 ft

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