This is an outline map of the route |
The official Road Records Association record for rider on a conventional bicycle is 44 hours, 4 minutes and 20 seconds, set by Gethin Butler in 2001
A more typical cycling time is ten to fourteen days. and many cyclists publish their own reports with details of their route and an account of their trip
From 1 to 4 March 2010, David Walliams, Jimmy Carr, Fearne Cotton, Miranda Hart, Patrick Kielty, Davina McCall and Russell Howard cycled in a team relay from John o' Groats to Land's End to raise money for Sport Relief. But they took turns! |
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| Thursday 29th July |
Day 1 |
Lands End to Padstow |
66 miles - 2,200 feet |
| Padstow to Launceston |
32 miles - 1,700 feet |
| Friday 30th July |
Day 2 |
Launceston to Taunton |
77 miles - 4,400 feet |
| Saturday 31st July |
Day 3 |
Taunton to Bristol |
59 miles - 2,000 feet |
| Sunday 1st August |
Day 4 |
Bristol to Bucknell |
91 miles - 5,200 feet |
| Monday 2nd August |
Day 5 |
Bucknell to Frodsham |
91 miles - 3,600 feet |
| Tuesday 3rd August |
Day 6 |
Frodsham to Lancaster |
72 miles - 2,000 feet |
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| Friday 6th August |
Day 7 |
Lancaster to Annan |
90 miles - 3,500 feet |
| Saturday 7th August |
Day 8 |
Annan to Ardrossan |
102 miles - 2,800 feet |
| Sunday 8th August |
Day 9 |
Broddick to Lochranza
Claonaig to Barcaldine
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23 miles - 1,400 feet
74 miles - 4,500 feet
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| Monday 9th August |
Day 10 |
Barcaldine to Kirkhill |
96 miles - 4,600 feet |
| Tuesday 10th August |
Day 11 |
Kirkhill to Forsinard |
99 miles - 3,500 feet |
| Wednesday 11th August |
Day 12 |
Forsinard to John O' Groats |
50 miles - 1,600 feet |
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