A Peaceful Ride to Queen's Sconce
A road cycling route starting from Farndon
Cycle through scenic countryside to reach the iconic Queen's Sconce.
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Discover the beauty of the English countryside on this road cycling route. Covering a distance of 94 km with an elevation gain of 405 meters, this route takes you through charming villages and rolling hills. The highlight of the route is Queen's Sconce, a unique triangular-shaped fortification and one of Newark's most iconic landmarks. Along the way, you'll pass through Averham, Bilsthorpe, and Tuxford, each offering their own charm and attractive scenery.
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Start: Farndon Village centerFarndon: Farndon: Cycling Through the Serenity of English Countryside
Farndon, situated in Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire, United Kingdom, is an inviting locality for road and gravel cycling. The region offers picturesque countryside routes and rolling hills, providing a pleasant experience for cyclists. While not known for any famous cycling spots, Farndon's quaint atmosphere and friendly community make it an appealing destination for riders. Cyclists visiting Farndon can explore the charming English countryside and enjoy the tranquil roads that this locality has to offer.8 km
8 km
AverhamVillageMake a stop in Averham, a picturesque village with charming cottages and a lovely country pub.
26 km
26 km
BilsthorpeVillagePass through Bilsthorpe and learn about its mining heritage and the close-knit community that thrives there today.
48 km
48 km
RanbyVillageVisit Ranby and enjoy its quiet, peaceful atmosphere and the local amenities it has to offer.
67 km
67 km
TuxfordTownCycle through Tuxford, an attractive village with a rich history and beautiful countryside views.
83 km
83 km
BathleyVillageTake a break in Bathley and explore its scenic surroundings, featuring charming cottages and sprawling fields.
91 km
91 km
Queen's SconceAttractionReach Queen's Sconce, an iconic Newark landmark and one of the nation's best-preserved Civil War earthworks.
94 km
94 km
Finish: Farndon Village centerFarndon: Farndon: Cycling Through the Serenity of English Countryside