The LEL organisers have provided gpx files on the official website. I’ve uploaded those to bikeroutetoaster. And also combined them into one very big route for the whole thing (note this may not work if you transfer it to a Garmin due to the number of trackpoints)
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Hi
I have gained a lot from your site as the L-E-L has helped a great deal with a charity route I am planning. Would you allow me to use the map with a credit to your blog?
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Sure – it’s not really my route but feel free. Good luck with your ride
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