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Winchester Ctc Late Season 50 Miles WINCHESTER CTC LATE SEASON 50 MILES - 2018 Distances: 50 miles Date: Sunday 30th September 2018 Start Time: 9.30 am Start: The Swan Hotel, 11 West St, Alresford SO24 9AD (Free parking on Sunday at Alresford Station, 100 yards from start) Finish: The Cricketers, Jacklyns Lane, Alresford, SO24 9LW Min/max times: Minimum 3 ¼ hrs Maximum 5 ½ hrs Maps: 1: 50 000 Nos. 185, 186 Emergency Phone No: Please phone or text 07816 483 402 if you are unable to finish Cafés Chocolate Frog, Oakhanger, CuppaCheeno, Village Shop, West Meon There are no controls on route. ABBREVIATIONS R=turn right, L=turn left, T= T-junction, F= fork, SO=straight on, Y=Y junction, O= roundabout, X=cross roads, no sp=no signpost. Place names in brackets, e.g. (Alton) = signpost Alton If in capitals e.g. (BINSTED), route actually goes through Binsted. Mileages are cumulative. POOR ROAD CONDITIONS IN PARTS – POTHOLES AND GRAVEL. PLEASE TAKE CARE START TO OAKHANGER miles R at T (Alton & Odiham) Start: SWAN HOTEL CAR PARK, Note: sign may be missing 11.7 STATION ROAD ALRESFORD. SO at B3349 past Golden Pot PH R (North) on Station Road 0.0 (FROYLE) 12.2 R at T onto West Street B3047 0.0 SO in LOWER FROYLE (BENTLEY L on B3046 Broad St (OLD & ISINGTON) 16.0 ALRESFORD) 0.0 Before A31, sharp L and continue R after OLD ALRESFORD alongside A31 17.0 (Armsworth, Wield) 1.8 R at X (BINSTED & ISINGTON & R in UPPER WIELD (Lower Wield, Bentley Station & Blacknest) 17.9 Medstead) 5.4 R (ISINGTON & BINSTED) 18.5 L (BENTWORTH, Lower Wield) 5.5 In BINSTED SO (CHURCH, 2nd R (BENTWORTH) 6.3 KINGSLEY, OAKHANGER) 20.4 R at T in BENTWORTH (Medstead, Steep down, sharp corners, gravel Four Marks) 8.1 L at T (Bordon) on B3004 22.7 L (SHALDEN & Alton) 8.3 Immediately R (OAKHANGER & Downhill past Sun Inn 8.4 BLACKMOOR & SELBORNE) 22.8 Care L bend on downhill at jct (slow Café: (short distance off-route) 1st L after gravel) 8.6 leaving Oakhanger (Bordon & RAF Care L at A339 (Basingstoke & Oakhanger) and The Chocolate Frog at Herriard) 9.6 Oakhanger Farm Business Park is 140 st yards on L. 1 R (SHALDEN) (slow gravel) (sign To re-join route, retrace to T and L may be down) 9.7 (BLACKMOOR & SELBORNE) 24.5 OAKHANGER TO FINISH miles SO at X after E Meon (WEST MEON) Note: sign may be overgrown 39.1 L at T (BLACKMOOR & Greatham) 25.3 SO at X with A32 in West Meon into R in BLACKMOOR (Bradshott & One Way street called The Cross (no Temple) 26.1 SP) 42.1 R onto B3006 (SELBORNE & Alton) 28.5 R at T after 100 yds (no SP) 42.2 1st L in SELBORNE (Newton SO at X (Bramdean, Winchester) 43.7 Valence) 28.8 R at T (The Dean & Bramdean) 44.1 In EAST TISTED 1st L (Colemore & Bear R then SO at X across A272 - Priors Dean) 31.4 CAUTION - (Woodlands) 44.5 1st L (no SP) 32.2 L at X (no SP) 45.3 SO at X into Barnet Side Lane (Brown Bear R (BISHOPS SUTTON & Cycle sign) 33.7 ALRESFORD) 46.2 SO at bottom of hill (EAST MEON, R at T (ALRESFORD & Ropley) 46.9 High Cross & Froxfield Green) 34.8 At O with A31, SO onto B3047 Fork L after Farm Buildings (Brown (ALRESFORD & Cheriton, BISHOPS cycle sign) 35.5 SUTTON & Gundleton) 48.3 R at T (EAST MEON & Froxfield L in Bishops Sutton into Whitehill Green and Brown cycle sign) 35.9 Lane - just after Ship PH (no sp) 49.4 SO through S bends past staggered Fork R almost immediately 49.4 junctions (EAST MEON) 36.0 L at T Sun Lane (Cheriton) 50.4 R then immediate L into Park Road Follow road round to R to FINISH at (no SP) at staggered X across A272 - The Cricketers, Alresford on the R just CAUTION 36.9 before X roads 50.9 R at T (EAST MEON) (EAST MEON & WEST MEON) 38.3 Finish: Continue through EAST MEON 39.0 Alresford Cricketers, Jacklyns Lane, SO24 9LW The Finish is open from 12.45 to 3pm A marshal will be inside pub or in the garden if fine! Please book in before departing so that we know you are back Emergency Phone No. 07816 483 402 Please phone or text if you are unable to finish. .
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