The Immingham Adventure

A gravel cycling route starting from Kingston upon Hull

Plan your own route
in Kingston upon Hull Plan your own route in Kingston upon Hull

Embark on a thrilling gravel cycling adventure through Immingham and its surrounding areas.

Map

Map miniature of "The Immingham Adventure" cycling inspiration in East Yorkshire and Northern Lincolnshire, United Kingdom. Generated by Tarmacs.app cycling route planner

The Immingham Adventure is a gravel cycling route that promises excitement and stunning natural beauty. With a distance of 63 kilometers and an ascent of 273 meters, this route is suitable for experienced cyclists looking for a challenge. Immingham, a bustling port town known for its industrial heritage, serves as the starting point for this adventure. As you navigate the gravel paths, you'll encounter highlights such as the secluded North Killingholme Haven, the charming village of Keelby, and the impressive Fonaby Top. The route will take you through picturesque countryside, and you'll have the chance to soak in the scenic views along the way. From Melton Ross to Burnham, each highlight offers a unique experience that adds to the epicness of this cycling journey.

gravel

63 km

273 m

Tough

Route profile

Highlights on the route

0 km

Start: New Holland Village center

Kingston upon Hull: Diverse terrains and a rich maritime heritage.

Kingston upon Hull, located in East Yorkshire and Northern Lincolnshire, is a locality that offers a diverse range of cycling options. The area features a mix of urban and natural landscapes, providing both road and gravel cyclists with various terrains to explore. Cyclists can ride through the city's historic streets, along the charming waterfront, or venture into the surrounding countryside for more challenging routes. Notable cycling spots in Kingston upon Hull include the Humber Bridge, which offers scenic views and is a landmark for local cyclists, as well as the Hull Cycleroute, a dedicated cycle path that takes riders through different parts of the city. As a port city, Kingston upon Hull also has a rich maritime history, with museums, art galleries, and cultural events showcasing the region's heritage. Overall, Kingston upon Hull is a great destination for cyclists looking for diverse routes, beautiful scenery, and a vibrant cultural scene.