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IOW Chalk Ridge Extreme (Derived) | Mountain Bike Tour | Komoot 29/05/2020 IOW Chalk Ridge Extreme (derived) | mountain bike Tour | Komoot www.komoot.com/tour/192360091 IOW Chalk Ridge Extreme (derived) 07:41 56.8 mi 7.4 mph 4,475 ft 4,600 ft 10 mi 20 mi 30 mi 40 mi 50 mi 600 ft 300 ft 0 + − 34 24 33 32 23 31 26 25 22 2 B3 21 A1 27 304 20 5 296 28 19 7 8 1718 14 9 1516 10 11 13 12 Leaflet | © Komoot | Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors 1.On access road head Northeast For 32 yd – overall 32 yd 2.Right and follow Path. For 34 yd – overall 65 yd 3.Left and follow Path. https://www.komoot.com/tour/192360091/print 1/10 29/05/2020 IOW Chalk Ridge Extreme (derived) | mountain bike Tour | Komoot For 190 yd – overall 255 yd 4.Turn right at the fork on Alum Bay New Road, B3322. For 0.37 mi – overall 0.51 mi 5.Straight on Alum Bay Old Road. For 0.59 mi – overall 1.11 mi 6.Left on Moons Hill. For 0.59 mi – overall 1.70 mi 7.Right on Singletrack (S2). For 316 yd – overall 1.88 mi 8.Straight on Farringford Farm Road. For 250 yd – overall 2.02 mi 9.Straight on Green Lane. For 433 yd – overall 2.27 mi 10.Right on Gate Lane. For 102 yd – overall 2.32 mi 11.Left on Blackbridge Road. For 0.43 mi – overall 2.76 mi 12.Right on Afton Road, A3055. For 82 yd – overall 2.80 mi 13.Left on Manor Road. For 90 yd – overall 2.85 mi 14.Right on Southdown Road. For 0.36 mi – overall 3.21 mi 15.Left on Path. For 0.58 mi – overall 3.79 mi 16.Turn left at the fork and follow Singletrack (S1). For 2.38 mi – overall 6.17 mi 17.Left on Singletrack (S2). For 0.43 mi – overall 6.60 mi 18.Straight and follow Path. For 86 yd – overall 6.65 mi 19.Left and follow Path. For 1.14 mi – overall 7.79 mi 20.At the intersection Slight right on Lynch Lane. For 95 yd – overall 7.84 mi 21.Left on Singletrack (S0). https://www.komoot.com/tour/192360091/print 2/10 29/05/2020 IOW Chalk Ridge Extreme (derived) | mountain bike Tour | Komoot For 1.08 mi – overall 8.92 mi 22.Right and follow Path. For 377 yd – overall 9.13 mi 23.Slight left and follow Path. For 1.15 mi – overall 10.3 mi 24.Right and follow Path. For 43 yd – overall 10.3 mi 25.Left on Walkers Lane, B3399. For 277 yd – overall 10.5 mi 26.Right on Farriers Way, B3399. For 170 yd – overall 10.6 mi 27.Straight on Farrier's Way, B3399. For 320 yd – overall 10.7 mi 28.Turn left at the fork and follow Farrier's Way, B3399. For 38 yd – overall 10.8 mi 29.Straight on Sandy Way, B3399. For 372 yd – overall 11.0 mi 30.Right on Singletrack (S2). For 0.89 mi – overall 11.9 mi 31.Left on Dungewood Lane. For 0.82 mi – overall 12.7 mi 32.Left and follow Dungewood Lane. For 0.54 mi – overall 13.2 mi 33.Right on Kingston Road, B3399. For 382 yd – overall 13.4 mi 34.Slight left on Ashbridge Lane. For 0.66 mi – overall 14.1 mi 35.Right on Path. For 0.35 mi – overall 14.5 mi 36.Left on Appleford Road. For 0.39 mi – overall 14.9 mi 37.Right on Path. For 0.65 mi – overall 15.5 mi 38.Turn left at the fork and follow Path. For 0.34 mi – overall 15.8 mi 39.Right and follow Path. https://www.komoot.com/tour/192360091/print 3/10 29/05/2020 IOW Chalk Ridge Extreme (derived) | mountain bike Tour | Komoot For 69 yd – overall 15.9 mi 40.Turn left at the fork and follow Path. For 0.49 mi – overall 16.4 mi 41.Turn left at the fork and follow Path. For 0.27 mi – overall 16.6 mi 42.Left and follow Path. For 114 yd – overall 16.7 mi 43.Turn left at the fork and follow Path. For 0.43 mi – overall 17.1 mi 44.Right on Bury Lane. For 0.60 mi – overall 17.7 mi 45.Left on Church Street, A3055. For 147 yd – overall 17.8 mi 46.Straight on Rectory Road. For 287 yd – overall 18.0 mi 47.Right on Town End. For 87 yd – overall 18.0 mi 48.At the intersection Slight left on Allotment Road. For 0.30 mi – overall 18.3 mi 49.Straight on Path. For 0.66 mi – overall 19.0 mi 50.Straight on Ashknowle Lane. For 105 yd – overall 19.0 mi 51.Left on Ventnor Road. For 23 yd – overall 19.1 mi 52.Right on Path. For 271 yd – overall 19.2 mi 53.Right and follow Path. For 0.36 mi – overall 19.6 mi 54.Right and follow Path. For 113 yd – overall 19.6 mi 55.Left and follow Path. For 0.27 mi – overall 19.9 mi 56.Right and follow Path. For 149 yd – overall 20.0 mi 57.Left and follow Path. https://www.komoot.com/tour/192360091/print 4/10 29/05/2020 IOW Chalk Ridge Extreme (derived) | mountain bike Tour | Komoot For 0.42 mi – overall 20.4 mi 58.Turn left at the fork and follow Path. For 0.55 mi – overall 21.0 mi 59.Turn left at the fork and follow Path. For 0.93 mi – overall 21.9 mi 60.Left and follow Path. For 0.48 mi – overall 22.4 mi 61.Sharp right and follow Path. For 137 yd – overall 22.4 mi 62.Turn left at the fork and follow Singletrack (S2). For 0.45 mi – overall 22.9 mi 63.Sharp right on Appuldurcombe Road. For 393 yd – overall 23.1 mi 64.Turn around and follow Appuldurcombe Road. For 0.43 mi – overall 23.6 mi 65.Right on St John's Road, B3327. For 194 yd – overall 23.7 mi 66.Straight on St. John's Road, B3327. For 70 yd – overall 23.7 mi 67.Straight on St John's Road, B3327. For 116 yd – overall 23.8 mi 68.At the intersection Left on Station Road. For 73 yd – overall 23.8 mi 69.Left and follow Station Road. For 114 yd – overall 23.9 mi 70.Straight on Castle Road. For 237 yd – overall 24.0 mi 71.Turn right at the fork on Path. For 1.07 mi – overall 25.1 mi 72.Right on Shanklin to Wroxall Cyclepath. For 0.32 mi – overall 25.4 mi 73.Left on Path. For 94 yd – overall 25.4 mi 74.At the intersection Right on Singletrack (S2). For 0.33 mi – overall 25.8 mi 75.Right and follow Path. https://www.komoot.com/tour/192360091/print 5/10 29/05/2020 IOW Chalk Ridge Extreme (derived) | mountain bike Tour | Komoot For 0.62 mi – overall 26.4 mi 76.Left and follow Street. For 21 yd – overall 26.4 mi 77.Left and follow Street. For 0.47 mi – overall 26.9 mi 78.Left on Newport Road, A3056. For 387 yd – overall 27.1 mi 79.Right on Path. For 0.95 mi – overall 28.0 mi 80.Sharp left on Alverstone Road. For 299 yd – overall 28.2 mi 81.Right on Path. For 0.70 mi – overall 28.9 mi 82.Left on Alverstone Shute. For 151 yd – overall 29.0 mi 83.Left on Sandown to Newport Cyclepath. For 1.21 mi – overall 30.2 mi 84.Right on The Shute. For 165 yd – overall 30.3 mi 85.Straight on Langbridge. For 409 yd – overall 30.5 mi 86.Straight on Mersley Lane. For 178 yd – overall 30.6 mi 87.Left on Path. For 0.72 mi – overall 31.3 mi 88.Right on Shepherds Lane. For 0.74 mi – overall 32.1 mi 89.Straight on Singletrack (S0). For 200 yd – overall 32.2 mi 90.Straight on Downs Road. For 0.36 mi – overall 32.6 mi 91.Right on Street. For 0.73 mi – overall 33.3 mi 92.Turn right at the fork and follow Path. For 1.26 mi – overall 34.5 mi 93.Left on Station Road. https://www.komoot.com/tour/192360091/printi ll i 6/10 29/05/2020 IOW Chalk Ridge Extreme (derived) | mountain bike Tour | Komoot For 0.29 mi – overall 34.8 mi 94.Right on Street. For 231 yd – overall 35.0 mi 95.Turn left at the fork and follow Street. For 0.88 mi – overall 35.9 mi 96.Straight on Knight's Cross. For 229 yd – overall 36.0 mi 97.Straight on Blacklands Lane. For 0.86 mi – overall 36.8 mi 98.Straight on Staplers Road. For 0.28 mi – overall 37.1 mi 99.Slight left on Path. For 31 yd – overall 37.1 mi 100.Straight on Staplers Road. For 141 yd – overall 37.2 mi 101.Left on Landscape Lane. For 242 yd – overall 37.4 mi 102.Straight on Long Lane. For 153 yd – overall 37.4 mi 103.Right on Buckbury Lane. For 236 yd – overall 37.6 mi 104.Straight on Street. For 0.42 mi – overall 38.0 mi 105.Right and follow Path.
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