The ride is doable over a weekend, and there are plenty of accommodation options at the start, mid-way point (we used Hull), and finish. The coast of Norfolk isn't an area that springs to mind when you think of motorcycling destinations, but the road from Cromer to King's Lynn is great, and there are so many interesting things to see and explore along the way.
We've plotted the route out so that you can download it, stick it in your SatNav and ride it. Simply right click on the attachment below called 'ABR and TomTom route files - East Coast.gpx' and choose 'Save Link As', once you've saved it to your computer load it into your SatNav as per the manufacturers instructions and get riding! Please bear in mind that we urge you to venture off this route and stick to the coastal roads as much as possible. The gpx. file will give you a good guide of where you should head, but the joy is in exploring the area.
For your convenience, you'll notice that there are two files to download below, one which will have you start in the north, and one starting in the south.
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We've also teamed up with TomTom to give you the chance to WIN a TomTom Rider 410 Great Rides Edition worth £399.99. All you need to do to be in with a chance of winning is take a picture of your bike with our new Discover Britain sticker in view, somewhere along the proposed route. The best image, as voted for by our judges, will win the fantastic prize. To get started, get your hands on a Discover Britain sticker by emailing [email protected].
