The Gravel Path to Southwell

A gravel cycling route starting from Newark on Trent

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Explore the charming village of Southwell on this scenic gravel route.

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Discover the beauty of Southwell on this gravel cycling route. With a distance of 62 kilometers and 293 meters of ascent, this ride provides a moderate challenge for gravel enthusiasts. Starting near Newark on Trent, the route takes you through Averham, Woodborough, Farnsfield, Southwell, and back to Newark. Highlights along the route include Averham, a charming village with picturesque views and a historic church dating back to the 12th century. Woodborough is known for its scenic landscapes, with peaceful surroundings that invite you to relax and enjoy the surroundings. Farnsfield offers a quaint atmosphere and charming cottages that showcase the region's rural beauty. The route also includes Southwell, a picturesque village famous for its impressive minster and historical charm. Embark on the gravel path to Southwell and experience the tranquility and beauty of Nottinghamshire.

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62 km

293 m

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Start: Newark on Trent City center

Newark on Trent: Historical charm and scenic rides in the heart of Nottinghamshire

Newark on Trent in Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire, United Kingdom, offers a good mix of road and gravel cycling routes along with historical charm. Cyclists can explore the town's historic market square and enjoy the scenic rides along the River Trent. Newark on Trent is also home to Newark Castle, attracting tourists interested in English history. While there may not be any particularly famous cycling-related spots or climbs directly in Newark, cyclists can venture out into the surrounding Nottinghamshire countryside, where they will find picturesque routes and rolling hills. Overall, Newark on Trent ranks as a level 3 locality, offering a pleasant cycling experience combined with cultural attractions.