hi george, i haven't a clue but if you've already got a map you should be able to work out the route using an ordinance survey explorer map, i think number 154 is the one, the key at the top will let you know what sort of track, trail or road your on,and the contours red lines resembling a finger print will give you an idea of the incline,there's a 5 metre rise between each red line and theres a scale for distance on the bottom of the map, hope this helps.
Shane

send the map to the BMBC email address abd I will plot it on tracklogs for you :-)

i did the ride 2 yrs ago . no real climbs , bit of a drag up brockly coomb but thats all . nice little road spin for a sunday .

Some are chunky :-( for dial up's I suggest you make a coffee ;-)

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Half Meg

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Couple of K

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Half Meg

I have last years map together with Avon Valley cycleway map did the Clevedon Challenge ride a few months back. Send email & Ill forward it on to you, or if you want to get together for a practice run let me know.
First hill is short & sharp, second is long but very good going through beutifull woodland, and I think the third & last is probabally at Ashton Court as far as I can remember. In general a very lovely ride.
Paul.

well that would be grate. My mail is gg209@bath.ac.uk
Unfortunately I have no time to practice b4 the 15 of June...
Thanks anyway.

total distance is about 38 miles and it took me 2 hours. I'm only moderately fit, so you can probably tell that its not very hilly.