The Moorland Challenge

A road cycling route starting from Braunton

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Immerse yourself in a challenging cycling experience through the scenic moorland landscapes.

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Prepare for a physically demanding cycling adventure through Devon's stunning moorlands. This road cycling route covers a distance of 81 kilometers with 1461 meters of ascent. As you start in Braunton, embrace the challenge of conquering epic hills and be rewarded with breathtaking vistas. Visit the captivating village of Churchill at the 15-kilometer mark and continue your journey towards Bratton Fleming at 25 kilometers. Cycle through the picturesque village of North Molton at the 44-kilometer point and soak in the beauty of the Taw Valley at 67 kilometers. Pass by Tawstock at 69 kilometers and Heanton Punchardon at 79 kilometers. Conclude your exhilarating ride at the Rescue Helicopter Viewing Area after 81 kilometers.

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Start: Braunton Village center

Braunton: Cycle through picturesque Braunton and explore the scenic coastal areas and national parks nearby.

Braunton is a small town located in Devon, United Kingdom. The locality offers picturesque countryside scenery and is home to several excellent cycling routes along its tranquil roads. With its winding lanes and quiet paths, Braunton provides a pleasant riding experience for road and gravel cyclists alike. Cyclists can explore the beautiful coastal areas nearby, such as Saunton Sands and Croyde Bay. The region also boasts popular cycling spots like Exmoor National Park and Dartmoor National Park, which offer challenging climbs and breathtaking views. Overall, Braunton is a cycling-friendly area with a variety of scenic routes and options for riders of all levels.