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Just a quick one, what's the average time to get round Whinlatter?

Think "average fat person"...

Chris


 
Posted : 26/06/2014 3:09 pm
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under an hour for each of the red loops pretty easily I reckon


 
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2-2.5hrs for the lot?


 
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2 1/2 hours is prolly about right including a bit of time for stopping and faffing. You'd be hard pushed to take more than three ๐Ÿ™‚

The blue loop is well worth doing btw, smooth but fast and flowy with some nice berms thrown in. It also takes you over the road so if you do the north red loop first and then the blue trail next, it leads straight into the south red loop without having to do the connection twice.


 
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2-2.5hrs for the lot?
agreed, did that a few weeks back


 
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Both reds plus blue - about 2.5-3 hours. And that's with a bit of faffage.

The blue's really good. If you park at Maismill (free) you can pick up the back half of the blue and follow that back to the main car park, then finish using the first bit when you've done the reds.


 
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Thanks all, we are heading up tomorrow and only have the pm to get round before family duties take over.

c


 
Posted : 26/06/2014 4:22 pm