• The prevailing wind will blow us there... It’s a thought
• Some will be getting closer to home everyday... and the rest of us will have to travel back to the south
• The first day will be an easy distance more like a ‘prologue’.
This is the overview for the three weeks BIG adventure:
The red line is 1050 miles long and it is
76318 feet of ascent ....
that’s 2.6 times up Everest !!! ....without oxygen
Day 1: Prologue - Lands End to Penzance
12.7 miles and 1073 feet of ascent
Day 2: Penzance to Golant (Fowey)
58.3 miles and 4294 feet of ascent
Day 3: Golant to Okehampton
50.1 miles and 4786 feet of ascent
Day 4: Okehampton to Street
77.3 miles and 4932 feet of ascent
Day 5: Street to St Briavels
65.4 miles and 3640 feet of ascent
Day 6: St Briavels to Leominster
48.9 miles and 3309 feet of ascent
Day 7: Leominster to Coalbrookdale
36.8 miles and 2097 feet of ascent
Day 8: Coalbrookdale to Dimmingsdale
46.5 miles and 3066 feet of ascent
Day 9: Dimmingsdale to Crowden
59.1 miles and 5009 feet of ascent
Day 10: Crowden to Haworth
34.8 miles and 4629 feet of ascent
Day 11: Haworth to Grinton
48.5 miles and 4917 feet of ascent
HALF WAY
Day 12: Grinton to Alston
48 miles and 4069 feet of ascent
INTO SCOTLAND ...... and on into the snowy North.....
Day 13: Alston to Byrness
54.1 miles and 3827 feet of ascent
Day 14: Byrness to Edinburgh
64.1 miles and 4502 feet of ascent
Day 15: Edinburgh to Perth
44 miles and 2691 feet of ascent
Day 16: Perth to Braemar
60.4 miles and 4508 feet of ascent
Day 17: Braemar to Tomintoul
42.1 miles and 3542 feet of ascent
Day 18: Tomintoul to Inverness
51 miles and 2688 feet of ascent
Day 19: Inverness to Carbisdale (Bad Weather Route)
60.07 miles and 2694 feet of ascent
Day 19: Inverness to Carbisdale (Good Weather Route)
48.3 miles and 2927 feet of ascent
Day 20: Carbisdale to Helmsdale
42.9 miles and 2410 feet of ascent
Day 21: Helmsdale to John o’Groats
57.5 miles and 3402 feet of ascent
WE'RE THERE !!!!
