Bikepacking King Alfred's Way

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353km gravel loop from Winchester

Häftad, Engelska, 2026

249 kr

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A guidebook to bikepacking King Alfred's Way, a 353km loop in seven stages between 40 and 60km (25-37 miles), with options for wild camping, campsites and accommodation.Suitable for beginner and experienced MTB and gravel-bike riders, the route was designed by Cycling UK and visits some of the UK's most historic and scenic off-road trails, including the Ridgeway, North Downs Way and South Downs Way. Stages graded for difficulty, from easy to moderateGPX files available to download1:150,000 maps included for each stageAlternative schedules break the route down into between 3 and 7 daysHandy route summary tables, accommodation listings and wild camping spots help you plan your itinerary Easily accessible by train from London and the north and west of the UK

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Utgivningsdatum2026-02-15
Mått116 x 172 x 6 mm
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor96
FörlagCicerone Press
ISBN9781786312389

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Ed Hunton grew up in North Devon, on the edge of Dartmoor, and cycling was his main mode of transport. From his early teens, he was off around the south-west, Super-C panniers loaded and an OS Landranger® stuffed into the front of his jacket. The feeling of freedom that bikes provide has never left him. Inspired by a friend and local bike-shop owner, John Spurr, he has undertaken tours in Italy, Spain, Benelux, France and Cuba, with a mixture of campsites, wild camping and pensions being his preferred accommodation. A keen member of Audax, Ed has also completed the Trans Alba (originally an 800-mile circuit of Scotland), taken part in Bear Bones events, completed a DIY tour of the Badlands in southern Spain and ridden countless sportives. His previous guidebooks for Cicerone explore bikepacking the fells of the Lake District and gravel trails of South-East England.