Pilgrim's Way Day 6 - Wormshill to Canterbury
Details
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Activity: Walking -
Distance: 26.47 mi
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Average duration: 13h 10
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Difficulty: Not specified
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Back to start: No
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Ascent: + 1,184 ft
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Descent: - 1,696 ft
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Highest point: 636 ft
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Lowest point: 26 ft
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Country: United Kingdom
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City: Wormshill
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Start: N 51.281182° / E 0.690994°
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End: N 51.279741° / E 1.081598°
Waypoints
- S : mi 0 - alt. 541 ft - Continue
- 1 : mi 0.02 - alt. 541 ft - Turn sharp right onto The Street
- 2 : mi 0.09 - alt. 541 ft - Continue
- 3 : mi 0.97 - alt. 623 ft - Turn slight left onto Stede Hill
- 4 : mi 2.69 - alt. 482 ft - Turn sharp left onto Pilgrims Way
- 5 : mi 3.82 - alt. 499 ft - Continue onto KH212
- 6 : mi 4.25 - alt. 495 ft - Continue onto Faversham Road
- 7 : mi 4.33 - alt. 472 ft - Turn slight left onto KH219 Pilgrim's Way
- 8 : mi 5.11 - alt. 486 ft - Continue onto Hubbards Hill
- 9 : mi 5.32 - alt. 535 ft - Turn slight right onto Pilgrims Way
- 10 : mi 5.68 - alt. 502 ft - Turn left onto Rayners Hill
- 11 : mi 5.7 - alt. 509 ft - Turn right onto Pilgrims Way
- 12 : mi 6.86 - alt. 430 ft - Continue onto AW347
- 13 : mi 7.31 - alt. 466 ft - Turn right onto Hart Hill
- 14 : mi 7.34 - alt. 453 ft - Turn left onto Pilgrims Way
- 15 : mi 8.51 - alt. 456 ft - Turn slight left onto A252
- 16 : mi 8.53 - alt. 459 ft - Turn right onto Pilgrims Way
- 17 : mi 9 - alt. 430 ft - Turn slight left
- 18 : mi 9.44 - alt. 469 ft - Continue onto North Downs Way/Pilgrims Way
- 19 : mi 10.56 - alt. 463 ft - Continue
- 20 : mi 10.69 - alt. 436 ft - Turn slight left onto Pilgrims Way
- 21 : mi 11.11 - alt. 387 ft - Turn left
- 22 : mi 11.11 - alt. 384 ft - Turn right onto North Downs Way/Pilgrims Way
- 23 : mi 12.32 - alt. 246 ft - Continue
- 24 : mi 13.08 - alt. 223 ft - Turn left onto Faversham Road, A251
- 25 : mi 13.09 - alt. 223 ft - Continue
- 26 : mi 13.28 - alt. 226 ft - Turn right onto Wye Road
- 27 : mi 13.29 - alt. 223 ft - Turn left onto Pilgrims Way
- 28 : mi 13.67 - alt. 217 ft - Turn slight left onto North Downs Way/Pilgrims Way
- 29 : mi 14.05 - alt. 243 ft - Turn left
- 30 : mi 14.59 - alt. 272 ft - Turn right onto North Downs Way
- 31 : mi 17.97 - alt. 217 ft - Turn slight right onto Mountain Street
- 32 : mi 18.99 - alt. 105 ft - Turn left onto School Hill
- 33 : mi 19.09 - alt. 154 ft - Continue onto The Square
- 34 : mi 19.13 - alt. 151 ft - Turn left onto Church Hill
- 35 : mi 19.29 - alt. 98 ft - Continue onto Long Hill
- 36 : mi 19.99 - alt. 282 ft - Continue onto Lower Lees Road
- 37 : mi 20.43 - alt. 230 ft - Turn slight left onto Lower Ensden Road
- 38 : mi 20.49 - alt. 226 ft - Turn sharp left
- 39 : mi 22.35 - alt. 236 ft - Turn left onto Hatch Lane
- 40 : mi 22.36 - alt. 240 ft - Turn right onto New Town Street
- 41 : mi 22.7 - alt. 269 ft - Turn left onto Howfield Lane
- 42 : mi 22.74 - alt. 269 ft - Turn right
- 43 : mi 24.17 - alt. 144 ft - Turn left onto Faulkners Lane
- 44 : mi 24.25 - alt. 108 ft - Turn right
- 45 : mi 25.28 - alt. 95 ft - Turn left
- 46 : mi 25.46 - alt. 82 ft - Turn right onto London Road
- 47 : mi 25.8 - alt. 56 ft - Turn right onto St. Dunstan's Street, A290
- 48 : mi 26.06 - alt. 30 ft - Turn sharp left onto North Lane
- 49 : mi 26.06 - alt. 30 ft - Turn sharp right
- 50 : mi 26.11 - alt. 33 ft - Continue onto St. Peter's Street
- 51 : mi 26.24 - alt. 26 ft - Continue onto High Street
- 52 : mi 26.34 - alt. 39 ft - Continue
- 53 : mi 26.35 - alt. 39 ft - Continue onto High Street
- 54 : mi 26.37 - alt. 39 ft - Turn sharp left onto Mercery Lane
- 55 : mi 26.4 - alt. 39 ft - Continue onto Butter Market
- 56 : mi 26.43 - alt. 39 ft - Turn left
- 57 : mi 26.45 - alt. 36 ft - Continue onto The Precincts
- E : mi 26.47 - alt. 33 ft
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