The Humber Trail

A road cycling route starting from North Ferriby

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A scenic road cycling route encompassing Barton-upon-Humber, Bigby, North Kelsey, Caenby, Blyton, Flixborough, South Ferriby, and North Ferriby

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This 132-kilometer road cycling route promises an unforgettable adventure exploring charming villages, historical landmarks, and beautiful countryside. With an ascent of 654 meters, cyclists will encounter rewarding climbs and captivating descents. Notable highlights include the impressive St.Peter's Church in Barton-upon-Humber, the peaceful village charm of Bigby, the picturesque farmland surrounding North Kelsey, the historical importance of Caenby where King Charles I spent his last night of freedom, the delightful village of Blyton with its quaint cottages and village green, the industrial heritage of Flixborough, and the scenic villages of South Ferriby and North Ferriby nestled along the banks of the Humber River. Barton-upon-Humber, located just 9 kilometers into the route, showcases its majestic St.Peter's Church with breathtaking architectural details. At the 54-kilometer mark, Caenby offers a fascinating glimpse into history through the Caenby Cross, marking the location of King Charles I's final set-up camp before surrendering in Newark during the English Civil War. At the 132-kilometer mark, North Ferriby welcomes cyclists with beautiful panoramic views of the Humber Bridge and charming riverside surroundings.

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Start: North Ferriby Village center

North Ferriby: Idyllic cycling routes in East Yorkshire and Northern Lincolnshire

North Ferriby is a locality located in the East Yorkshire and Northern Lincolnshire region of the United Kingdom. From a cyclist's perspective, North Ferriby offers a mix of road and gravel routes suitable for all levels. The region is known for its picturesque countryside and quaint villages, making it a popular destination for leisurely bike rides. Nearby, cyclists can find well-known climbs such as Cote de Tan Hill and Cote de Greenhow Hill, which offer challenging ascents and rewarding views. Overall, North Ferriby is a cycling-friendly area with scenic routes and access to famous climbs.

9 km

Barton-upon-HumberTown

Barton-upon-Humber, positioned just 9 kilometers into the route, houses the remarkable St.Peter's Church, an architectural masterpiece adorned with intricately carved angels.

26 km

BigbyVillage

Bigby, situated at the 26-kilometer mark, enchants riders with its picturesque countryside and historic Church of All Saints.

35 km

North KelseyVillage

North Kelsey delights cyclists as they traverse its scenic farmland and ancient narrow passages, offering tranquil surroundings and a sense of stepping back in time.

54 km

CaenbyHamlet

At the 54-kilometer mark, Caenby provides an intriguing historical stop with the Caenby Cross, a memorial to King Charles I's overnight stay just before his arrest.

78 km

BlytonVillage

Blyton, situated at the 78-kilometer mark, transports cyclists to a picturesque village setting, complete with lush greenery, delightful cottages, and a charming village green.

101 km

FlixboroughVillage

Flixborough, positioned at the 101-kilometer mark, pays homage to its industrial heritage, featuring remnants of iron industries and a chance to learn about the area's past.

118 km

South FerribyVillage

South Ferriby, located at the 118-kilometer point, charms riders with its riverside views, quaint cottages, and tranquil atmosphere.

132 km

North FerribyVillage

North Ferriby, marking the end of the journey at the 132-kilometer point, treats cyclists to breathtaking panoramic views of the stunning Humber Bridge.