GPX route London to Edinburgh

Posted on Fri 30th, June 2017

• #1

fixedPIl

Morning all,

I would normally put this in the "touring section" but as this is the main focal point and as time is against me I thought I would put it here. (Feel free to move if needed)..

I am on annual leave from the 5th July and really fancy doing another bike packing trip after my earlier London to Paris skirmish in April.

I know most of the fun with any trip is the planning but I am snowed under at work and have bugger all time when at home, so I ask does anyone have a GPX route they can recommend for this route??.. I would like to keep it under or around 450 miles, No need for detailed info with camp sites etc as I will be camping wild. I just need a good solid route that I can work from, obviously if you have done this route and can give suggestions then I am very happy to hear them..

Regards
• #2

inappropriate_bike

https://londonedinburghlondon.com/route/ is one place to start (gpx files included).

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