Slaughtered in the Cotswolds 200

Time to get ‘slaughtered’ in The Cotswolds! Big hills, little hills and more #wills_hills with chocolate box villages interspersed leading you to The Slaughters. You may use my name in vain.

Hambrook [nr Frenchay], City of Bristol | Sat 12th Jun 2027 @ 07:00

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Summary

When

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Sat 12th June 2027
07:00 - 20:56

Where

Gary Harris Cycles
Common Mead Ln
Hambrook [nr Frenchay], BS16 1QQ

Who

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What

Series: Great Western Randonnées

Slaughtered in the Cotswolds 200 1

Brief

Time to get ‘slaughtered’ in The Cotswolds! Big hills, little hills and more #wills_hills with chocolate box villages interspersed leading you to The Slaughters. You may use my name in vain.

Event Info

Cost:
£10.00
Closes:
11/06/27 @ 15:00
Type:
BR
Eligible:
Audax Awards
Award Distance:
200
Total Distance:
209 km
Speeds:
15-30 kph
Duration:
13h56
Climb:
2971m

Facilities

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Overview

A grimpeur audax showcasing The Cotswolds edge; will your legs be slaughtered?

Bit to far and hilly? Try Granny's Cotswolds Telegram 160 for an Imperial Century with a lower speed allowance.

Description

Make a beeline to Wotton-under-Edge where the fun begins as you climb into the Cotswolds! Over to Nailsworth and up The W. Down into Brimscombe for the first stop at Felt Cafe, then climbing back out again making your way north.

New for 2024 the route avoids Cheltenham instead rolling along the top edge moving from the Coln to Breesmoor Brook Valleys; before descending to Winchcombe picking up the old route to The Flag and Whistle on the Gloucestershire and Worcestershire Steam Railway.

Keep going to the quintessential Broadway and climb up again into the Cotswolds turning at Chipping Campden to cruise (well almost) through picturesque countryside and villages including the chocolate box Lower Slaughter and on to Northleach.

A 'relaxing' stretch follows before entering the valleys and mill towns again for a visit to Dursley Heritage Centre. Hold onto your hats and engage low gear for the final steep one before a quick return.

Watch on YouTube
Adam Watkin's Video

Navigation

Route notes and a variety of files/links will be available usually 5 days before the event.

Will's are considered the Gold Standard for AUK events!

Map

The interactive map below is a guide, subject to change and not necessarily the final version. Toggle 'chart' for elevation & approx. slope %; now works in full screen too.

Route & validation

  • The route is advisory - you just have to visit the controls and gain proof of passage within time limits where specified; there may be parts that you'd like to take a different route and that is entirely up to you; the time limits for the controls don't change!
  • Validation: Instant - you get to take your validated brevet card home straight away at the end of the event.

Start details

Parking:

No parking available at the start - please use local on road parking in and around Frenchay Village; Beckspool Rd and Frenchay Hill have no parking restrictions.
For full details see Gary Harris Cycles

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