Round trip from Newbury to Cocking Causeway
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RouteXpert Nick Carthew - (MRA Master)
Last edit: 12-03-2025
Route Summary Route by UK Gold member Sumi.
and originally titled: Feb 11 WAGs Green Run.
I have amended it slightly so MyRoute-app Navigation Next, Garmin, Tomtom and OSM devices all share the same route.
A nice ride through the English countryside deserves 3*** stars.
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5h 13m
Mode of travel
Car or motorcycle
Distance
201.16 km
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RouteXpert Review The return journey takes you through pine forests and twisty roads as you head out of the South Downs National Park and onto Frensham Great Pond. One of two ponds, built in the Middle Ages to provide fish for the Bishop of Winchester’s estate. More twisty roads and avoiding most of the larger roads and you'll will arrive back to Newbury in 2 hours. This is a great route for a group of mates to go and have lunch at a great pub.
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"8 beautiful routes through England"
You may have seen one of these routes pass by. Eight routes have been driven and made in 2018.The routes are part of a 9-day trip through England. You drive through landscapes that are varied and beautiful. You can see beautiful rolling hilly vistas.
The main roads are of reasonable to good quality, but you also drive on roads that are less maintained and there may be some gravel on the roads here and there.
In general, they are beautiful routes through a beautiful country. The routes are connecting and turn left around London. The start and end points of the routes are Hull.
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Day 2 from Ashbourne to Birdlip (245 km)
Day 3 from Birdlip to Feldbridge (295 km)
Day 4 from Feldbridge to Whitstable (250 km)
Day 5 from Whitstable to Colchester (227 km)
Day 6 from Colchester to Hinckley (233 km)
Day 7 Tour and visit Triumph Factory and National Motorcycle Museum (77 km)
Day 8 from Hinckley to Hull (262 km)
All routes have been checked and leveled for Tomtom, Garmin and MyRoute-App Navigation. The routes follow the original route as they were made at the time.
Have fun driving one of these routes. Enjoy all the beauty that England has to offer, such as; The Clumberpark, Bolsover Castle, The Seven Sisters, The White Ciffs of Dover. Of course, a visit to the Triuph factory and the National Motorcycle Museum is also highly recommended.
You may have seen one of these routes pass by. Eight routes have been driven and made in 2018.The routes are part of a 9-day trip through England. You drive through landscapes that are varied and beautiful. You can see beautiful rolling hilly vistas.
The main roads are of reasonable to good quality, but you also drive on roads that are less maintained and there may be some gravel on the roads here and there.
In general, they are beautiful routes through a beautiful country. The routes are connecting and turn left around London. The start and end points of the routes are Hull.
The collection contains the following routes;
Day 1 from Hull to Ashbourne (224 km)
Day 2 from Ashbourne to Birdlip (245 km)
Day 3 from Birdlip to Feldbridge (295 km)
Day 4 from Feldbridge to Whitstable (250 km)
Day 5 from Whitstable to Colchester (227 km)
Day 6 from Colchester to Hinckley (233 km)
Day 7 Tour and visit Triumph Factory and National Motorcycle Museum (77 km)
Day 8 from Hinckley to Hull (262 km)
All routes have been checked and leveled for Tomtom, Garmin and MyRoute-App Navigation. The routes follow the original route as they were made at the time.
Have fun driving one of these routes. Enjoy all the beauty that England has to offer, such as; The Clumberpark, Bolsover Castle, The Seven Sisters, The White Ciffs of Dover. Of course, a visit to the Triuph factory and the National Motorcycle Museum is also highly recommended.
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The picture above shows the North York Moors National Park in all of it's glory with the heather in full bloom. This collection of routes covers as far north as Lindisfarne and as far south as Folkestone, they all travel through varied landscapes from high moorland to the level fens and everything in between. There is something for everyone in this collection. There is also a mini 2 day tour down the east coast from Hull to the Eurotunnel for those that want to enjoy the journey south before heading into Europe, this of course can be joined from anywhere along the way.
As with all MyRoute-app RouteXpert routes, these have been made equal for MRA Navigation, TomTom and Garmin devices meaning that whatever GPS satnav you use, you and all of your travelling companions are guaranteed to follow these routes precisely. Enjoy.
The picture above shows the North York Moors National Park in all of it's glory with the heather in full bloom. This collection of routes covers as far north as Lindisfarne and as far south as Folkestone, they all travel through varied landscapes from high moorland to the level fens and everything in between. There is something for everyone in this collection. There is also a mini 2 day tour down the east coast from Hull to the Eurotunnel for those that want to enjoy the journey south before heading into Europe, this of course can be joined from anywhere along the way.
As with all MyRoute-app RouteXpert routes, these have been made equal for MRA Navigation, TomTom and Garmin devices meaning that whatever GPS satnav you use, you and all of your travelling companions are guaranteed to follow these routes precisely. Enjoy.
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