Hidden Gems of Cumbria

A road cycling route starting from Workington

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Unearth the hidden gems of Broughton Moor, Gallowbarrow Hill, and Setmurthy

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The Hidden Gems of Cumbria cycling route is a journey of discovery, showcasing lesser-known but equally enchanting destinations. With a distance of 74 kilometers and an ascent of 800 meters, this route offers a balanced mix of adventure and exploration. Highlights include Broughton Moor, a hidden gem boasting sweeping views of the surrounding landscapes, Gallowbarrow Hill, renowned for its rich history and panoramic vistas, and Setmurphy, a charming village nestled amidst beautiful countryside. The difficulty level of this route is rated 3 out of 5, making it suitable for riders with moderate experience. Overall, Hidden Gems of Cumbria is a rewarding cycling adventure that uncovers the region's best-kept secrets.

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Start: Workington City 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.