Gravel and History
A gravel cycling route starting from Thorpe Hamlet
Embark on an off-road adventure exploring the history-rich landscapes of East Anglia.
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Head off the beaten path on this gravel cycling route that takes you through historic sites and picturesque scenery. Suitable for gravel bike enthusiasts, this route offers a moderate difficulty level and allows you to soak in the region's fascinating history while enjoying the natural beauty of East Anglia.
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62 km
275 m
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Highlights on the route
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Start: Trowse Village centerThorpe Hamlet: Explore the scenic landscapes of Thorpe Hamlet by bike.
Thorpe Hamlet is a charming locality in East Anglia, United Kingdom. As a road and gravel cyclist, you will find plenty of scenic routes to explore in this area. The countryside surrounding Thorpe Hamlet offers beautiful landscapes with quiet country roads, making it an ideal destination for cycling enthusiasts. One of the famous cycling-related spots nearby is the Norfolk Broads, a network of rivers and lakes that can be explored by bike. The flat terrain of this region makes it suitable for both amateur and experienced cyclists. With its cycling-friendly atmosphere and stunning natural beauty, Thorpe Hamlet ranks as a great cycling-friendly area.4 km
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Saint Benedict church towerCastle RuinsDiscover the ancient Saint Benedict Church tower and learn about its historical significance.
21 km
21 km
SwanningtonVillageStop by Swannington, a scenic village with a rich industrial heritage rooted in its past coal mining history.
39 km
39 km
AylshamTownPause in Aylsham and marvel at its distinctive market place, which has been the heart of the town since medieval times.
55 km
55 km
Old CattonSub-urbExplore the charming village of Old Catton, once home to Anna Sewell, the author of the beloved novel 'Black Beauty'.
61 km
61 km
LakenhamSub-urbPass through Lakenham, a vibrant neighborhood famous for its sports and community spirit.
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62 km
Finish: Trowse Village centerThorpe Hamlet: Explore the scenic landscapes of Thorpe Hamlet by bike.