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A guidebook to cycling LEJOG Land's End to John o' Groats. Covering 1600km (1000 miles), this route along the length of Britain takes 2 weeks to complete and is suitable for cyclists with a reasonable level of fitness.
The route is described from south to north in 14 stages, each between 60 and 92km (96147 miles) in length. An abbreviated route description is given for those cycling the route north to south (JOGLE). An alternative route through Central Scotland is also described.
1:200,000 maps and profiles included for each stage | GPX files for both LEJOG and JOGLE routes available
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A guidebook to cycling LEJOG Land's End to John o' Groats. Covering 1600km (1000 miles), this route along the length of Britain takes 2 weeks to complete and is suitable for cyclists with a reasonable level of fitness.

The route is described from south to north in 14 stages, each between 60 and 92km (96147 miles) in length. An abbreviated route description is given for those cycling the route north to south (JOGLE). An alternative route through Central Scotland is also described.

  • 1:200,000 maps and profiles included for each stage
  • GPX files for both LEJOG and JOGLE routes available for download
  • Alternative route schedules between 10 and 18 days are provided
  • Refreshment and accommodation information given for each stage
  • Advice on planning and preparation

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Autorenporträt
Richard Barrett spent his working life as a professional marketer, but still found time for climbing, winter mountaineering and sea kayaking. He first visited the Harris hills as a teenager and became a regular visitor. He lived in North Harris for a number of years, where he and his wife ran a guest house and, although now a city-dweller, he still makes frequent forays to the Hebrides, reconnecting with the wilderness and catching up with old friends.