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Route Cue Sheet Route cue sheet Distance km Distance km ShortLong ShortLong The longer ride: > To top of Mt Pleasant (Peak #3) 41.2 73.2 Start on Criterium Track 0.0 > Return down General Bridges Dr 42.1 74.1 Out of the Park on Dave McInnes Road > Left into ADFA entrance road 42.7 74.7 Turn left onto Uriarra Road 0.3> Right into Northcott Drive 42.8 74.8 Follow Uriarra Road to Uriarra Crossing All: Continue on Northcott Drive After the Crossing turn left on Uriarra Road 12.2 Turn left onto Fairbairn Avenue 43.2 75.2 Turn left onto Brindabella Road 19.0 Mount Ainslie option (junction Mt Ainslie Drive): Turn left onto Cotter Road 26.0 > Right into Mt Ainslie Dr 43.7 75.7 Turn left onto Mount Stromlo Road 35.0> To the top of Mt Ainslie (Peak #4) 46.4 78.4 Join the shorter route at bottom of Mt Stromlo (details below) > Return down Mt Ainslie Dr to junction The shorter ride: > Right into Fairbairn Avenue 49.6 81.6 Start at Stromlo Forest Park 0.0 All: Continue along Fairbairn Avenue Ride one loop of the criterium track On Fairbairn Ave thru roundabout (Treloar Cr) 50.6 82.6 Exit the criterium track via gate – SW corner 1.0 Left into Anzac Parade 51.0 83.0 Turn left onto path past Bushfire Memorial 1.0 Right into Constitution Ave at traffic lights 51.9 83.9 Turn right into Swallowtail Road Cross Coranderrk St (traffic lights) 52.7 84.7 Turn right onto Cotter Road Left into London Circuit 53.0 85.0 Turn right onto Mount Stromlo Road 2.9 On London Crt past Commonwealth Ave ramp 53.2 85.2 Longer ride joins shorter ride course at the bottom of Mt Stromlo Through Edinburgh St traffic lights 53.7 85.7 To top of Mt Stromlo (Peak #1) 7.0 39.0 Turn left into Farrell Place 53.9 85.9 Ride down Mt Stromlo Road Turn left into Marcus Clark Street 54.0 86.0 Turn left into Cotter Road 10.5 42.5 Right into Ellery Crescent (ANU campus) 54.2 86.2 Turn right onto Eucumbene Drive 11.2 43.2 Turn left into Liversidge Street 54.5 86.5 Ride along Eucumbene DriveTurn right into Garran Road 54.7 86.7 Turn left into Hindmarsh Drive 13.5 45.5 Turn right into Ward Road 55.3 87.3 Right (short dist) into Darwinia Terrace 13.6 45.6 Turn right into Daley Road 55.6 87.6 Left into Streeton Drive (at the roundabout) 15.4 47.4 Left into Clunies Ross St at traffic lights 55.8 87.8 Cross Hindmarsh Drive at traffic lights 16.9 48.9 Black Mountain (jtn Black Mountain Drive): Cross Cotter Road onto the cycle path (at lights) > Right into Black Mt Dr 56.2 88.2 Turn right to the cycle path just after Cotter Road 18.9 50.9 > To the top of Black Mt (Peak #5) 58.9 90.9 On path along side Molonglo River > Ride down Black Mt Dr to the junction Right on path (just after bridge) towards Curtin 22.1 54.1 > Turn right into Clunies Ross Street 61.7 93.7 Right on path before Lady Denman Dr underpass 22.7 54.7 Continue on Clunies Ross Street 32.0 Follow route through Deakin cross Cotter RoadOn path at jtn Parkes Way off-ramp traffic lights 62.2 94.2 Straight ahead on cycle path under McCulloch St Right onto the Lake Burley Griffin cycle path 62.2 94.2 Turn right into Allan Place (leave the cycle path)25.1 57.1 On path past Black Mt Peninsular 62.9 94.9 Turn left into Allan Street 25.3 57.3 Refreshment at rowing jetty (checkpoint) 63.9 95.9 Turn left into Curruthers Street 25.8 57.8 On path to traffic light at Lady Deman Dr 64.1 96.1 On Curruthers Street over Yarra Glen 26.1 58.1 Dairy Farmers Hill (Arboretum) option: Turn left into Dennison Street 26.4 58.4 > On path to Arboretum (via Rock Garden) Royal Australian Mint refreshment stop 27.5 59.5 > Right on path to Arboretum (via Rock Garden) 65.2 97.2 Right into Strickland Crescent 27.5 59.5 > Cross Lady Denman Dr at traffic lights 65.8 97.8 Left into Stonehaven Crescent 28.4 60.4 >To the Arboretum entrance (Forest Drive) 65.9 97.9 Right at Hopetoun Crt (roundabout) – Stonehaven 29.3 61.3 > Left on Forest Dr (after entrance gates) 66.0 98.0 At roundabout at bottom of Red Hill 29.7 61.7 > To the top of Dairy Farmers Hill (Peak #6) 67.5 99.5 Red Hill option (at the roundabout): > Down Forest Dr to entrance gates 69.2 101.2 > Turn right into Gowrie Drive 29.7 61.7 > Cross Lady Denman Dr – Left onto path 69.9 101.9 > To top of Red Hill (Peak #2) 31.5 63.5> On path crossing lights at Lady Denman Dr 71.0 103.0 > Down Red Hill to the roundabout 33.1 65.1 Cross Lady Denman Drive at traffic lights > Thu roundabout onto Melbourne Ave On path beside William Hovell Dr & Bindubi St No Red Hill option: Left into Melbourne Ave Left on path where under Bindubi St 73.9 105.9 All: Ride along Melbourne Avenue On path to Lyttleton Crescent in Cook Cross State Circle towards PH at traffic lights 34.2 66.2 Left turn into Lyttleton Crescent 74.9 106.9 Right into Parliament Drive 34.6 66.6Left turn into Templeton Street 75.3 107.3 Right into Kings Avenue 35.2 67.2 Left turn into Redfern Street 76.1 108.1 On Kings Ave cross Kings Ave Bridge 36.6 68.6 Left turn into Coulter Drive 76.4 108.4 On Kings Ave across Parkes Way 37.4 69.4 Right turn into William Hovell Drive 77.9 109.9 Turn left into Russell Drive 37.7 69.7Left Turn into Coppins Crossing Road 78.0 110.0 Turn right into Reg Saunders Way 37.8 69.8On Coppins Crossing Rd over Molonglo River 80.4 112.4 Turn right into Constitution Avenue 38.0 70.0 On John Gorton Dr (straight ahead) Left onto Northcott Drive (at the roundabout) 38.2 70.2 On John Gorton Dr through traffic signals Follow Northcott Drive to ADFA entrance Right onto Opperman Drive at traffic signals 83.6 115.6 Mount Pleasant option (at junction entrance to ADFA): On Opperman Dr thu roundabout (unnamed rds) > Right into ADFA 39.5 71.5 Thu roundabout into Stromlo Forest Park 84.1 116.1 > Right into Milne Bay Road 39.7 71.7 Left veer onto the criterium track 84.5 116.5 > Right into General Bridges Drive 40.1 72.1 Finish on Criterium Track 84.7 116.7.
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