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4x4 Adventure: Tutbury to Hanbury Hill, Staffordshire
Embark on an exciting 4x4 adventure from Tutbury, in East Staffordshire, to the heights of Hanbury Hill. This route promises a mix of terrains and stunning scenery.
Your journey starts in Tutbury, a charming village in the heart of Staffordshire. Here, you'll gear up for a drive that includes rocky trails and some moderate inclines. You'll cover approximately 12 kilometers, with a total ascent and descent of about 140 meters. Expect to take around 4.5 hours to complete the route, including breaks. Maintain a steady pace and be prepared for potential challenges.
As you ascend, you'll experience a gradual increase in elevation, with the highest point at Hanbury Hill. The terrain becomes more rugged, demanding careful navigation and skillful driving. At the peak, relish the panoramic views and take a moment to appreciate the countryside before descending. Your maximum speed might reach around 8 km/h, so enjoy the moment.
The descent is equally rewarding, leading you back towards Tutbury. Throughout this route, you'll tackle both ascents and descents with an approximate average gradient of 0.2 meters. This ensures a balanced drive and a chance to experience the varying terrains, from open fields to narrow wooded areas.
This experience is about embracing the freedom and the challenge of off-road driving, connecting with nature, and enjoying the beauty of Staffordshire.
Tips for your trip:
- Essential equipment: Ensure your 4x4 vehicle is well-maintained and suitable for off-road driving.
- Safety First: Drive safely and respect the environment.
- Respect nature: Always be mindful of the trails and avoid causing damage to the landscape.
- Explore More: Consider adding a side trip to the scenic viewpoint near the village.
Statistics
Distance
12.36
Km
Ascent
142
m
Duration
4
h
31
m
58
s
Descent
143
m
Average speed
2.73
Km/h
Maximum altitude
147
m
Maximum speed
7.98
Km/h
Minimum altitude
48
m
Pace
22.00
min/km
Stopped time
0
h
34
m
18
s
