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Doxford Park Way

B1286

Plan a drive around it
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8 measured points along the stretch, threaded approximately — the dots are where the B1286 was scored, and the dashed line between them is not its shape. Numbered pins are the stops listed below.
Length
3.4 km
How curvy
Properly twisty
23% curviness — Tight, sustained bends — well above the average road.
Curvy metres
776
How these scores are measured

Curvy metres is curviness multiplied by length: how much genuine curve this road actually gives you, rather than how tight its tightest corner is. It is the number that separates a mountain pass from a housing estate.

Speed limits along it

What is on the poles along this stretch, by share of its length.

  • 40 mph100%

Runs past

  • Burdon·hamlet·830 m
  • Hall Farm·suburb·10 m
  • Northfield Green·suburb·10 m
  • Beckwith Green·suburb·10 m
  • Moorside·suburb·30 m
  • Silksworth·suburb·730 m

Distances are approximate: the closest this stretch is known to come.

Worth stopping at

  • Pin 1 on the map:Oak tree farm

    Pub · 290 m from the road, approximately

    • parking
    • outdoor seating
    • accessible
    • website
    Open in Google Maps ↗
  • Pin 2 on the map:Board Inn

    Pub · 970 m from the road, approximately

    • parking
    • outdoor seating
    • accessible
    • website
    Open in Google Maps ↗
  • Pin 3 on the map:The Colonel Prior

    Pub · 10 m from the road, approximately

    • parking
    • outdoor seating
    Open in Google Maps ↗
  • Pin 4 on the map:The Doxy Lad

    Pub · 10 m from the road, approximately

    • parking
    • outdoor seating
    Open in Google Maps ↗
  • Pin 5 on the map:Strawberry Rose

    Café · 870 m from the road, approximately

    • parking
    • food
    Open in Google Maps ↗
  • Pin 6 on the map:The Cavalier

    Pub · 780 m from the road, approximately

    • parking
    Open in Google Maps ↗

The places and their tags are from OpenStreetMap.

No Twistly drives use the B1286 yet. Plan the first one.

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