Not official yet as it has to be ridden in one go first.
http://m.gpsies.com/map.do?fileId=bpfmevtlvllucwso

Neat.

For anyone interested, we'll be giving this a go in 3 weekends time

Ooh, there's a lot of loops and cross-overs for the unwary ... that'll be me then

Bearbonesnorm wrote:Ooh, there's a lot of loops and cross-overs for the unwary ... that'll be me then

It's not too bad Stu, honest

I tend to put little waypoints into the GPX to make sure I don't screw up on those.

Seem to remember the GPS* was provided as two files. Out and Back. There were no loops in them separately.


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ianfitz wrote:Seem to remember the GPS* was provided as two files. Out and Back. There were no loops in them separately.


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Bearbonesnorm wrote:Ooh, there's a lot of loops and cross-overs for the unwary ... that'll be me then

And me - that's what led to me doing the 2015 BB200 the wrong way round.

The Garburn Pass climb is nicely placed...

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Bearbonesnorm wrote:Ooh, there's a lot of loops and cross-overs for the unwary ... that'll be me then

And me - that's what led to me doing the 2015 BB200 the wrong way round.

The Garburn Pass climb is nicely placed...

Garburn is not that bad.

Bearbonesnorm wrote:Ooh, there's a lot of loops and cross-overs for the unwary ... that'll be me then

I'm just looking at this now - crums it's confusing

If you click the button for miles or km, it gets busier, but less confusing!

It would be even less confusing if the map showed Windemere as water with islands, rather than flat ground with Lakes!

Has the route been finalised yet?

slightly wrote:Has the route been finalised yet?

Rich posted this link on STW - http://www.gpsies.com/map.do;jsessionid ... wjoybupcad

Thx - is there a thread dedicated to this year's ride there? Any chance of a link - I couldn't find it.

slightly wrote:Thx - is there a thread dedicated to this year's ride there? Any chance of a link - I couldn't find it.

Here http://singletrackworld.com/forum/topic ... ride-and-a

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slightly wrote:Has the route been finalised yet?

Rich posted this link on STW - http://www.gpsies.com/map.do;jsessionid ... wjoybupcad

I just made a version for myself that has waypoint info at each of the crossovers.

Unrelated, I wonder where might be good for breakfast on the second day.

Last year the final route was sent split in two, one out and one back with the change over at the old dungeon gyll pub. Its a weak excuse for a pint and a pie

but you already knew that! (I've just read top half of the thread)

There are a lot of pub and cafe options on this route, it's a cracking route - we did most of it earlier this year but it was horrifically wet so really slow going

We only ate breakfast at our bivi spots, and took lots of snacks. We ate in Staveley, Windermere, Elterwater and Satterthwaite but passed a few other places that we could have ate in

It's a great route, harder than I originally thought but my drivetrain was struggling and it was soaking. Amazing scenery

The descent that takes you into Satterthwaite is possibly my favourite ever descent (bottom left on the GPX)

This was the write up from our trip
http://bearbonesbikepacking.co.uk/phpBB ... =10&t=9589

I guess aiming for somewhere around Hawkshead or Satterthwaite might work for day one. Then either a shorter, or really leisurely day two.