Coastal Gravel Ride

A gravel cycling route starting from Colyton

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Embark on a scenic gravel ride along the stunning coastline near Colyton.

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The Coastal Gravel Ride is a scenic route that takes you along the stunning coastline near Colyton. This gravel ride offers a mix of beautiful coastal views and peaceful countryside scenery. Starting in Colyton, you'll ride through Woodhouse Hill, Sidford, and Southleigh, where you can explore quaint villages and enjoy the tranquility of the countryside. With its moderate difficulty level and diverse landscapes, this route is ideal for gravel riders looking for a unique and adventurous cycling experience. Don't forget to pack a picnic to enjoy at one of the picturesque spots along the route.

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40 km

813 m

Chill

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Highlights on the route

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Start: Colyton City center

Colyton: Embark on thrilling cycling adventures amidst the scenic beauty of Colyton's countryside.

Colyton is a delightful town located in Devon, United Kingdom. As a road and gravel cyclist, Colyton offers a mix of picturesque countryside and challenging terrains to explore. The town is surrounded by rolling hills, providing a fantastic backdrop for cycling adventures. The quiet country lanes offer a peaceful and safe cycling experience for riders. Additionally, there are several well-known climbs nearby, such as the famous Colyton Crippler, known for its steep gradients and breathtaking views. Overall, Colyton is a cyclist's paradise with its stunning landscapes and exciting cycling routes.

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ColytonTown

Colyton, the starting point of the route, is a charming town with a rich history. Don't miss the medieval bridge that spans the River Coly.

7 km

Woodhouse Hill152 mPeak

Woodhouse Hill offers stunning views of the surrounding countryside. It's worth the effort to reach the top and take in the expansive vistas.

25 km

SidfordSub-urb

Sidford is a picturesque village located at the gateway to the stunning Jurassic Coast. Be sure to visit the Sidford Waterwheel, a unique piece of history.