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Greysouthen to Gatebarrow Gravel Adventure


A gravel cycling route starting from Workington

Immerse yourself in the rugged beauty of the Cumbrian countryside on this exhilarating gravel route

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Embark on an exciting gravel adventure starting in Greysouthen and ending in Gatebarrow. This 74km route offers 1,258m of ascent, with highlights including Caldron Hill, Binsey, and Mirehouse. Experience the thrill of challenging climbs and be rewarded with breathtaking views of the stunning landscape. Don't miss out on exploring unique spots such as Little Cockup and Dean on this epic cycling journey.

gravel
74 km
1258 m
Savage
Route profile

Highlights on the route

Start: Stainburn Village center
Workington: Exploring Cumbria's landscapes from Workington
Workington, located in Cumbria, United Kingdom, provides satisfactory cycling opportunities. The locality encompasses both road and gravel cycling routes, allowing cyclists to explore diverse terrains and landscapes. However, Workington is not particularly renowned as a cycling destination and does not host any famous cycling spots or well-known climbs nearby. Nonetheless, cyclists can discover the natural beauty of Cumbria by venturing into areas like the Lake District National Park, which offers stunning views and challenging routes. Overall, Workington offers a decent cycling experience for those seeking to explore Cumbria's landscapes.
GreysouthenVillage
Greysouthen is a peaceful village surrounded by picturesque scenery. Start your adventure here and enjoy the quiet charm of this hidden gem before tackling the challenging climbs ahead.
Caldron Hill43 mPeak
Caldron Hill is a tough but rewarding climb. Push your limits and reach the summit to enjoy panoramic views of the dramatic landscapes surrounding you. Take a moment to soak in the atmosphere of this impressive location.
BlindcrakeVillage
Blindcrake is a tranquil village nestled amidst rolling hills. Cycle through this scenic area and delight in the peaceful surroundings and charming architecture.
Binsey447 mPeak
Binsey offers a unique viewpoint with stunning vistas of the surrounding countryside. Take a moment to appreciate the beauty of nature and enjoy a well-deserved break before continuing your journey.
Little Cockup395 mPeak
Little Cockup may have an amusing name, but it provides an exhilarating uphill challenge and rewarding views. Feel a sense of accomplishment as you conquer this memorable climb.
MirehouseAttraction
Mirehouse is an enchanting stately home surrounded by beautiful gardens. Take a moment to explore this historic site and enjoy the tranquility before your cycling adventure continues.
DOAViewpoint
DOA (Dead on Arrival) is a small hamlet with little to offer in terms of highlights. However, its quiet rural setting adds to the authenticity of your cycling experience.
High LortonVillage
High Lorton is a charming village located within the stunning scenery of the Lake District. Admire the traditional architecture and immerse yourself in the rich history of this idyllic location.
DeanVillage
Dean is a hidden gem with breathtaking landscapes. Enjoy the peace and serenity of this picturesque spot before heading towards the final highlight of your journey.
Gatebarrow102 mPeak
Gatebarrow is a peaceful area perfect for a moment of reflection and relaxation before concluding your epic gravel adventure. Take a deep breath and let the beauty of this place rejuvenate your soul.
Finish: Stainburn Village center
Workington: Exploring Cumbria's landscapes from Workington

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