Winfarthing and Beyond

A road cycling route starting from Botesdale

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Discover the scenic countryside around Botesdale on this challenging road cycling route.

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Embark on a memorable ride through picturesque villages and rolling hills, showcasing the beauty of rural East Anglia. This route promises a blend of panoramic landscapes and charming hamlets, making it an ideal choice for experienced cyclists seeking a moderate challenge.

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120 km

455 m

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Start: Botesdale Village center

Botesdale: Discover scenic villages and charming countryside while cycling in Botesdale, UK.

Botesdale is a locality in East Anglia, United Kingdom. For road and gravel cyclists, Botesdale offers a mix of flat and rolling terrain, allowing riders to enjoy leisurely rides or more challenging training sessions. The region is surrounded by picturesque villages and charming countryside, making it an ideal destination for cycling enthusiasts. While there are no famous cycling spots in Botesdale itself, the scenic routes and peaceful atmosphere make it a great place to explore on two wheels.

14 km

WinfarthingVillage

Explore the timeless village of Winfarthing with its quintessential English cottages and historic church.

35 km

Newton FlotmanVillage

Pass through Newton Flotman and admire the stunning views of the River Tas.

44 km

PoringlandVillage

Experience the vibrant village atmosphere in Poringland, known for its charming shops and cafes.

70 km

EllinghamVillage

Pedal through the tranquil village of Ellingham, surrounded by idyllic countryside dotted with ancient trees.

82 km

St Margaret, South ElmhamVillage

Discover the hidden gem of St Margaret, South Elmham, famous for its picturesque countryside and renowned vineyards.

102 km

HoxneVillage

Explore the historic village of Hoxne, home to the fascinating Hoxne Hoard, the largest collection of late Roman silver and gold discovered in England.