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Rhythm Thief
Veteran
The CTC website is pretty good for route planning, so I believe. Or maybe Audax UK. The windy mostly blows from South to North, apparently so most people go Lands End - John O' Groats, not the other way around.
redfox
New Member
- Location
- Bourne End, UK
I went north to south for logistical reasons (my wife was prepared to meet me at Land's End which resulted in a lift home). I have heard that the wind is supposed to make this the tougher approach but I don't know it makes that big a difference, I seem to recall the wind was about 50-50 on my trip.
There are any number of routes on The Ultimate Links List of Land's End to John O'Groats Cycle Trips of which mine is number 254.
There are any number of routes on The Ultimate Links List of Land's End to John O'Groats Cycle Trips of which mine is number 254.
BlueTowser
New Member
- Location
- Northants
if you intend to use any kind of navigation device I can recommend SatMap which also comes complete with route planning functionality either on the gadget itself or on line for future transfer.,
Not a company as such, more of a sponsored ride:
http://www.rideacrossbritain.com/
or simply google it and you'll probably find some charities that do supported rides. They'll probably want you to committ to raising about £2k though!
Another one, Action Medical Research springs to mind as I rode London to Paris for them in 2009.
http://www.rideacrossbritain.com/
or simply google it and you'll probably find some charities that do supported rides. They'll probably want you to committ to raising about £2k though!
Another one, Action Medical Research springs to mind as I rode London to Paris for them in 2009.
Kirstie
Über Member
The CTC has an entire forum devoted to LeJog, but the best way to plan a route is to get a road atlas to decide your daily routes and then plot using google earth, mapsource or tracklogs if you are downloading onto a GPS.
