Torrington Adventure Ride

A road cycling route starting from Great Torrington

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An adventurous road cycling route through scenic landscapes.

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The Torrington Adventure Ride is a thrilling road cycling route that takes you through diverse landscapes and hidden gems near Great Torrington. With a total ascent of 1225m and a distance of 64km, this route offers a mix of challenging climbs and rewarding descents. Alverdiscott, with its stunning views of rolling hills, is a highlight along the route. Barnstaple, the regional center of North Devon, offers a vibrant atmosphere and a range of amenities for cyclists. Swimbridge, Chittlehampton, High Bickington, and St Giles In The Wood are other notable highlights worth exploring. Each village has its own unique charm and attractions, from historic buildings to picturesque landscapes. This adventure ride ends back in Great Torrington, where you can unwind and enjoy a well-deserved meal at one of the local pubs or restaurants.

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64 km

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Start: Great Torrington City center

Great Torrington: Cycling Paradise in the Devonshire Countryside: Great Torrington.

Great Torrington is a delightful town located in Devon, United Kingdom. From a cyclist's point of view, Great Torrington offers a wide range of cycling opportunities in its picturesque surroundings. The town is situated amidst rolling hills and bucolic landscapes, making it a perfect base for road and gravel cyclists. Additionally, the Tarka Trail, a popular cycling route, runs nearby and is ideal for leisurely rides or longer distance cycling adventures. For those seeking a challenge, Dartmoor National Park, famous for its challenging climbs, is within striking distance. Due to its cyclist-friendly environment and versatile terrain options, Great Torrington attains a rank of 4 from a cycling perspective.