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Hell of the North: Route Info
For those riding our Hell of the North route on Sunday, below are the locations of each sector and here is a Garmin-compatible route map.
The weather looks like it could be fair, so bring your sunglasses, spare tubes/CO2 canisters/repair kits and plenty of panache.
START | Pond Square, Highgate N6, 9am GMT
END | Black Horse Pub, Wood St EN5, 1pm GMT onwards
Sectors:
20 – Rectory Farm (sharp right turn at farmhouse)
19 – Crews Hill (Attention! Sharp turn + potholes abound)
~ Bread and Cheese Lane ~
18 – Paradise Wildlife Park
17 – Highfield Wodd
16 – Ermine St.
15 – Balls Wood
14 – Balls Park
13 – Morgan’s Walk
12 – Clements Farm
11 – Edwards Green
10 – Old Claypits Farm
09 – Ponsbourne Park
08 – Hertfordshire Way
07 – Warrenwood Park (Attention!)
06 – Potwells
05 – Mymshall/Redwell Wood (Tough)
04 – South Mimms/M25/Dancers Hill
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03 – Crossoaks Farm
02 – High Canons
01 – Holmshill (Attention!)
FOOTBRIDGE
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Chris Burnett
8th April 2010 10:15pm
Anywhere secure to leave the bike at the end whilst watching P-R and consuming a well earned beer and frites, or should I plan on bringing my U-lock?
Looking forward to it and weather may actually be good ;).
carl Keen
9th April 2010 07:07am
Hi
Is the map on the day fairly detailed or do we need to bring our own?
Joe Hall
9th April 2010 08:45am
Chris, there will be secure bike parking at the pub, with someone watching the bikes… No need to bring your lock.
Carl, the more prepared you are the better. Bring your own map if you wish, otherwise our route card and the road markings should be enough to get you round.
Chris Tree
9th April 2010 09:07am
:(
carl Keen
9th April 2010 09:22am
Road markings! blimey you have been busy I wasn't expecting that.
This is almost sounding like borderline 'to good to be true'
Chris Burnett
9th April 2010 09:42am
Thanks Joe - appreciate the effort that has obviously gone into arranging this.
Russell Robson
9th April 2010 11:43am
Thanks - all we need now is some rain?!
Joe Hall
9th April 2010 12:03pm
That's not even funny, Russell. : )
Jan Sotorník
9th April 2010 12:09pm
Forecast for here (Czech Republic) looks promising 10°C and rain, so all I need is some cobbles :-)
ross cunliffe
9th April 2010 12:57pm
This is looking to be an epic - can't wait! Is there a rough start time or is everyone heading off when they want?
Joe Hall
9th April 2010 01:01pm
9am is the official start time.
Obviously the sooner you set off the better but it will have to be staggered if there is a large number of riders…
REMEMBER - you need to register at the start to collect your route card which entitles you to a free beer and frites.
See you there.
Mike Hurl
9th April 2010 04:34pm
Have you got any expectations re: numbers of riders?
What beer is on offer? :)
And do we have to give the route card back to claim this or just show it (I would like to keep mine)?
And how far is the route if the 'bail-out' option is taken?
Ian Stephenson
10th April 2010 09:54am
From the map above I've attempted to create a Garmin course file. I'm not sure how accurate it is and it only comes out to 85km but might be useful to store a rough idea of the route if you have a edge 305/705
http://www.bikeroutetoaster.com/Course.aspx?course=117205
Ian Stephenson
10th April 2010 10:23am
ah.. just noticed a garmin route map already created - that's an hour of my life I won't get back! :)
Chris Burnett
11th April 2010 05:18pm
Just got back - excellent day's riding, and nice to try something a bit different. Thanks to all the folks at Rapha for organising a great day :)
carl Keen
11th April 2010 07:36pm
Probably the best days 100k I've ever done. Great company and good riding all round. And the Rapha personel on hand all day were a credit to you.
I think it could have been very different if it had been wet all day?
David Bloore
11th April 2010 07:42pm
Thanks for a great day! My only critism is that the way marking was a little well hidden, but a great ride ride anyway. Thanks to all involved
Mark Phillips
11th April 2010 08:38pm
That was one of the best ideas to happen to cycling in London. Fabulous day out, so much fun. Great to see a pub packed with cyclists watching a great race on telly too.
James Carter
11th April 2010 09:11pm
Fantastic idea and a good hard ride! Thanks to the Rapha team. Getting through Sector 5 without a foot down was very satisfying
Russell Robson
11th April 2010 09:12pm
Thanks, fun ride, great beer!
Russell Robson
11th April 2010 10:33pm
Can I get a copy of the route card, mine got rather sweaty!
ross cunliffe
12th April 2010 08:54am
Well done guys! A really different 'feel' to this ride and I am pretty sure everyone had a great day. I did have a chuckle about some of the 'blinging' carbon super-bikes ploughing through the mud - so much for saving 20 grams with a £140 stem :)
sie medway-smith
12th April 2010 10:52am
Fantastic!!!! loved every Km, Can't believe I made it round without a puncher (especially through Mimms Park) .Anyone know how many punchers it took to win the Fletch jersey?
Jeff Lawrence
12th April 2010 11:04am
Thanks for the event chaps!
Really enjoyed the day, a really good feel to the ride and very social.
Particularly enjoyed the bemused look of people walking their dogs through quite wooded paths when a group of lycra clad roadies come plunging through the woods, very funny!
Only downside was we had to cut short as the signage wasn’t great, but definitely glad I turned up.
Vince Mullen
12th April 2010 03:29pm
Thanks for that guys, fantastic idea & day out. Really enjoyed the whole route & a relax in the pub afterwards, cheers!
Mark Court
12th April 2010 08:49pm
Many thanks guys & girls who helped organize the day out. Nice that everyone made the effort & rode on proper 'Roubaix' style bikes- it's amazing how much abuse a road bike can take.
Nice to have bike looked after while enjoying our chips and great beer.
Paul Brooks
12th April 2010 09:35pm
Fantastic route (though a little more signposting would have helped) and a great day out. I really hope that this becomes an annual event.