Biggleswade Gravel Loop

A gravel cycling route starting from Biggleswade

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Embark on an adventurous gravel cycling journey through beautiful countryside.

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This gravel cycling loop starting near Biggleswade takes cyclists through scenic countryside and charming villages. With a total ascent of 194 meters and a distance of 52 kilometers, this off-road route is suitable for experienced gravel riders. The difficulty level is rated as 2 out of 5, providing an enjoyable challenge for adventurous cyclists. The highlights of this route include Broom, Cople, Ravensden, and Great Barford. Broom is a small village with a picturesque church and a scenic old railway bridge. Cople is a charming village known for its historic church and peaceful ambiance. Ravensden offers beautiful rural landscapes and an opportunity to immerse in tranquil nature. Great Barford is a lovely village with a welcoming community and picturesque views. This route seamlessly blends natural beauty with the thrill of off-road cycling, offering a memorable adventure.

gravel

52 km

194 m

Chill

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Start: Biggleswade City center

Biggleswade: Leisurely cycling through the tranquil Bedfordshire countryside.

Biggleswade is a market town located in the Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire region of the United Kingdom. The area offers a mix of flat and rolling terrain, ideal for leisurely road cycling. Cyclists can enjoy scenic countryside views and explore nearby villages. While Biggleswade itself does not have any famous cycling climbs, it is within proximity to cycling routes such as the Ouse Valley Way and the Greensand Ridge Trail. Overall, Biggleswade ranks as a 3 for its moderate cycling opportunities.