Immingham to Humber Bridge Loop

A road cycling route starting from Immingham

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Explore the beauty of the East Yorkshire and Northern Lincolnshire region with this 112-kilometer road cycling route from Immingham to Humber Bridge. The route features an ascent of 534 meters, offering a challenging yet rewarding ride for experienced cyclists. Highlights along the way include Kirmington, a charming village known for its traditional cottages and friendly locals. Don't miss the opportunity to cross the iconic Humber Bridge, one of the longest single-span suspension bridges in the world. Other notable highlights include Brough, known for its historic architecture, and South Newbald, a picturesque village surrounded by beautiful countryside. The route also passes through Hessle, where you can enjoy stunning views of the Humber Estuary.

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Start: Immingham City center

Immingham: Tranquil rides through the flat countryside

Immingham, United Kingdom is a small locality in the East Yorkshire and Northern Lincolnshire region. While not a major cycling destination, Immingham does offer some pleasant routes for road cyclists. The quiet country lanes provide a peaceful atmosphere for cycling, and the flat terrain makes it suitable for riders of all levels. However, Immingham does not have any famous cycling spots or notable climbs nearby. It can be a good starting point for exploring the surrounding area, but serious cyclists may prefer more challenging destinations.