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Rutland TT

Rutland

Rutland TT

94 miles · 3h · Twisties

Twisties50-100 MilesCafe StopsPub StopsFuel Stops
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Distance

94 miles

Riding time

3h

Region

Rutland

Ride type

Twisties

Where the route goes

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The ride

The Rutland TT is a full day of riding built around what matters most: quiet roads, flowing bends and plenty of proper twisties. The route strings together proven roads that are genuinely enjoyable to ride, keeping busy main-road miles to a minimum and focusing on the kind of stretches that make you want to turn around and ride them again. Start the day with breakfast at Hill Top Farm, before heading out onto the main body of the route. Later, 2 Flags Café makes the ideal mid-ride stop for a coffee, a bite to eat and a chance to give the bike—and yourself—a breather before getting back onto the twisties. The ride eventually loops back for a well-earned finish at The Berkeley Arms, where you can park up and round off the day with dinner. Breakfast. Bikes. Quiet roads. Twisties. Coffee. More twisties. Pub. The recipe for a good day out.

Highlights

Quiet proven twisty roads, scenic Rutland countryside, breakfast at Hill Top Farm, a mid-ride stop at 2 Flags Café, and a well-earned finish at The Berkeley Arms.

Stops along the way

Cafés

  • 2 Flags Cafe

Pubs & bars

  • Berkley Arms

Other stops

  • BP Garage Market Harborough

From the ride

Rutland TT photo 1
Rutland TT photo 2
Rutland TT photo 3

Ride safe

  • You are responsible for your own safety on every ride.
  • Check road conditions, weather and any closures before you set off.
  • Roads change. Treat the GPX as a guide, not a guarantee.
  • Ride within your limits and your bike's.

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