The Giants Grave Loop

A road cycling route starting from Haverigg

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Explore the Giants Grave on this scenic cycling route near Haverigg

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Experience the beauty and tranquility of Cumbria as you cycle through picturesque landscapes on the Giants Grave loop. This 71-kilometer road route offers stunning views of the surrounding countryside and takes you to the Giants Grave, a historic burial site steeped in local folklore. With a total ascent of 591 meters, this moderate route presents a challenging but rewarding ride for well-trained amateurs.

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71 km

591 m

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Start: Haverigg Village center

Haverigg: A cycling paradise in scenic Cumbria.

Haverigg, located in Cumbria, United Kingdom, offers a scenic and enjoyable cycling experience. With its stunning coastline and quiet country roads, it's perfect for road and gravel cyclists alike. The area is known for its beautiful beaches and the nearby Lake District National Park, which provides plenty of opportunities for more challenging climbs and off-road adventures. Haverigg is a charming locality with a laid-back atmosphere and friendly locals, making it a great destination for both cycling enthusiasts and tourists. The combination of picturesque landscapes and cycling-friendly routes makes Haverigg an ideal place to explore on two wheels.

4 km

Giants GraveCastle Ruins

Visit the Giants Grave, a mysterious burial site dating back centuries. Marvel at the ancient stone formation and learn about the legends surrounding it.

30 km

DriggVillage

Pass through the charming village of Drigg, known for its scenic coastal views and traditional Cumbrian cottages.

40 km

HolmrookVillage

Cycle through Holmrook and enjoy the picturesque vistas of the surrounding countryside and the rugged fells.

61 km

WhitbeckVillage

Discover the village of Whitbeck, nestled in the foothills of the Western Lake District. Take a moment to admire the idyllic setting and charming traditional homes.

63 km

SeanessViewpoint

Pay a visit to Seaness, a tiny hamlet with breathtaking views of the Eskdale Valley. Drink in the serenity of the rolling hills and meandering rivers.