
Round trip from Northampton to Cirencester

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RouteXpert Nick Carthew - (MRA Master)
Last edit: 19-04-2021
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Duration
7h 7m
Mode of travel
Car or motorcycle
Distance
260.16 km
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Beautiful Bibury
After lunch, the route is soon at Bibury, one of the most beautiful villages in England, a stop here is recommended. Next village is Burford, another Cotswold tourist honeypot. As the route leaves The Cotswolds you will see the small Parish Church of St Martin’s at Bladon, the final resting place for of Sir Winston Churchill (1874-1965). You are still in the lovely countryside and it is not until you reach and go past the Grand Prix Circuit at Silverstone that this route uses a major road. From here, the A43 takes you back into Northampton.

The ford at Upper Slaughter

Lunch stop at the roman town of Cirencester
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There are some great attractions to visit too, as well as having more than it's fair share of fantastic castles and historic buildings, there is the worlds fastest zip line, a balcony road used for world rally stages, mysterious caves and magical waterfalls and a museum of land speed records. All of these can be seen on the routes in this collection.
Although each route in this collection is a separate stand alone route, they will all link up seamlessly to make a 6 day tour that you will remember. The tour starts and ends in Gloucester which can be easily reached in a day from any of the Channel ports.
Enjoy Wales.
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There will be a great new event to be announced soon, where all these routes can be ridden.
Download them all now and place them in a new "Top 10" folder, so that you always have them at hand.
If you are going to drive one of these routes in the meantime, track them with the MRA Mobile App or with MRA Navigation. Take some photos (moments) along the way as these will come in handy.
Create a travelstory of your Top 10 driven routes and add the recorded track to it.
There will also be some great prizes on offer, so keep an eye on the MRA-RouteXperts page and your email.
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