John O’Groats to Inverness 122 miles (cumulative 122 miles)

Our first day takes us from John O’Groats along the East coast through Wick where we cross Dornoch Firth and follow the shore of Cromarty Firth on our way to Inverness.

Inverness to Fort William 108 miles (cumulative 230 miles)

The route takes us from the shore of Beauly Firth and through the hills to the small town of Drumnadrochit where we head to the shore of the famous Loch Ness. We follow the Caledonian Canal along the Great Glen to Fort William at the foot of Ben Nevis, the highest peak in the British Isles.

Fort William to Dumbarton 106 miles (cumulative 336 miles)

An easy mornings ride from Fort William that takes us along the shore of Loch Linnhe.

We then continue around the head of Loch Leven and head inland taking in some spectacular scenery as we cycle the length of Loch Lomond.

Dumbarton to Dumfries 104 miles (cumulative 440 miles)

We start off along the River Clyde towards Glasgow. We head towards the West coast and cycle through Paisley and Kilmarnock and skirt Galloway Forest Park on our way to Dumfries.

Dumfries to Kendal 121 miles (cumulative 561 miles)

Our ride continues East through Gretna and takes us across the border into England.

From Carlisle we take in the length of the Lake District before looping back via Windermere and on to Kendal for some mint cake!

Kendal to Shrewsbury 120 miles (cumulative 681 miles)

We head due South towards Lancaster on today’s route that takes us through the northern industrial heartland of England before we hit the flatter roads of north Shropshire.

Shrewsbury to Bristol 96 miles (cumulative 777 miles)

We continue south on some lovely roads through the undulating countryside of Shropshire and on through the lovely Herefordshire countryside with its attractive 'Black & White' villages and continues along the Wye Valley. We ride to Chepstow where we cross the River Seven via the old bridge.

Bristol to Tiverton 95 miles (cumulative 872 miles)

Today takes us on an easy spin along the Severn River as we skirt around Bristol and head cross-country for an exhilarating descent through the famous Cheddar Gorge. We then head towards Wells and Glastonbury before we head off towards Taunton and on to Tiverton.

Tiverton to Okehampton 77 miles (cumulative 949 miles)

We leave Tiverton a little earlier and take in some easy riding as we follow familiar roads as we head to Barnstaple for a stop at the North Devon Hospice and Children’s Hospice South West.

The afternoon ride takes us out of Barnstaple to Torrington where we head off towards Dartmoor.

Okehampton to Land's End 101 miles (cumulative 1,050 miles)

We will be joined by other riders to accompany us on our final leg of our journey.

From Okehampton, we head towards Lifton and bypass Launceston as we head to Camelford. We head South to Wadebridge where a second group of riders will join us for the last 60 miles.

We then head towards Newquay and follow the spectacular North Cornish coast via Perranporth, Portreath, St Agnes and Hayle before crossing inland to Penzance and on to our end destination of Land’s End.

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||    A big thank you to Rob Malek and partners from Roundswell BP/Spar who are supplying fuel for the team support vehicles|| ||    A BIG thank you to Matt at Samuel Daw for providing End 2 End in 10 with their fantastic new team polo shirts!||    The End 2 End in 10 Team welcome Primera Sport as a new sponsor||    Celebrity Chef, Michael Caines (Patron of Families for Children) receives his official and personalised "Top Chef" team jersey.||   The team are delighted to announce Western Truck Rental as the official ride support vehicle sponsor.

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