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Guidebook to 12 of the best gravel bikepacking routes in the South and East, including the Cantii Way, exploring forest tracks, bridleways and quiet lanes over 1 to 5 days. The cycle routes are suitable for beginner and experienced MTB and gravel-bike riders, are easily accessed by public transport, and are well served for accommodation and facilities.
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A guidebook to 12 of the best gravel bikepacking routes in the South and East, including the Cantii Way, exploring forest tracks, bridleways and quiet lanes over 1 to 5 days. Escape the urban sprawl and explore the region’s wildest off-road routes.
The cycle routes are suitable for beginner and experienced MTB and gravel-bike riders and range between 69 and 249km (40–155 miles) in length. All routes are easily accessed by public transport and close to London.
Map key
Route summary table
Introduction
What is bikepacking?
Getting there and around
Choosing a route
Rights of way
Navigation
Accommodation
What to take
Fuel strategies
Using this guide
The rides
Route 1 The New Forest
Route 2 Isle of Wight
Route 3 Surrey Hills
Route 4 Chiltern Hills
Route 5 Kent Downs
Route 6 East Sussex/Kent
Route 7 Kent/Sussex Coast
Route 8 Kent
Route 9 London/Essex
Route 10 Essex/Suffolk
Route 11 Suffolk Coast
Route 12 Norfolk
Appendix A Accommodation
Appendix B Bike shops
Appendix C Recommended kit lists
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Ed Hunton grew up in North Devon on the edge of Dartmoor and cycling was his main mode of transport. The unparalleled feeling of freedom his first bike afforded him on his adventures throughout South-West inspired a lifelong passion for cycling. Tours in Italy, Spain, Benelux, France and Cuba followed, 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 (an 800-mile circuit of Scotland), taken part in Bear Bones events and ridden countless sportives.
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