The Suffolk Challenge

A road cycling route starting from Southwold

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Conquer this challenging road cycling route through the Suffolk countryside

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Prepare yourself for an exhilarating adventure on this 112-kilometer road cycling route with a staggering ascent of 467 meters. Suitable for experienced cyclists, this route is not for the faint-hearted. Be prepared to conquer the challenge and immerse yourself in the breathtaking Suffolk countryside views. Highlights along the route include Blythburgh, home to the iconic Holy Trinity Church, Walpole, a quaint village with charming architecture, Mendham, nestled amidst lush greenery, Flordon, offering panoramic views of the countryside, Gillingham, known for its picturesque landscapes, and Sotterley, where you can explore the stunning Sotterley Hall. This route promises a thrilling and unforgettable experience for cyclists seeking a true challenge.

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112 km

467 m

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Start: Southwold City center

Southwold: Coastal cycling paradise in Southwold, East Anglia, United Kingdom.

Southwold is a captivating locality in East Anglia, United Kingdom. As a road and gravel cyclist, Southwold provides a diverse cycling experience. The coastal scenery and gently undulating terrain make for delightful rides. Southwold is also home to the famous Southwold Pier, which offers a unique cycling experience along its promenade. The locality's cycling infrastructure is excellent, with designated cycling paths and well-paved roads. Notable nearby climbs include the scenic Dunwich Cliffs, providing a challenging ascent for experienced cyclists.