The Bungay Laxfield Challenge

A road cycling route starting from Bungay

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Embark on a fulfilling cycling adventure through Bungay and Laxfield.

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Challenge yourself with a 78-kilometer road cycling route starting from Bungay and ending in Laxfield. This route features a moderate ascent of 345 meters, making it suitable for well-trained amateurs. Admire the scenic beauty of Suffolk's countryside, complete with rolling hills and picturesque farmlands. Years of history await you in Laxfield, a village that boasts a rich heritage and striking medieval architecture.

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78 km

345 m

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Start: Bungay City center

Bungay: Cycling through scenic countryside and conquering iconic climbs in East Anglia.

Bungay, located in East Anglia, United Kingdom, offers an enjoyable cycling experience for both road and gravel cyclists. The locality is surrounded by scenic countryside and picturesque villages, providing cyclists with beautiful routes to explore. Nearby, cyclists can tackle the iconic Bungay Hill, a challenging climb that is popular among local cyclists. Bungay is also close to the Norfolk Broads, a network of rivers and lakes that offers scenic cycling paths for cyclists who prefer off-road adventures. With its charming surroundings and access to challenging climbs, Bungay is an ideal destination for cyclists looking to explore the beauty of East Anglia.

15 km

WesthallVillage

Witness the charm of Westhall, a traditional Suffolk village featuring delightful cottages and a beautiful mix of medieval and Georgian buildings.

30 km

MiddletonVillage

Take a moment to appreciate the peaceful atmosphere of Middleton and explore its Norman church, dedicated to St. Mary.

54 km

LaxfieldVillage

Laxfield is not just an endpoint but an attraction itself. Immerse yourself in history and visit the iconic All Saints' Church and the famous Guildhall.