The Wolds Explorer

A road cycling route starting from North Ferriby

Plan your own route
in North Ferriby Plan your own route in North Ferriby

A scenic road cycling route connecting North Newbald, Middleton on the Wolds, Hutton Cranswick, Beverley, and Hessle

Map

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

Embark on a rewarding 91-kilometer road cycling adventure across East Yorkshire. This route features diverse landscapes, quaint villages, and historical sites. With an ascent of 520 meters, cyclists will experience challenging sections alongside delightful countryside. Cyclists can look forward to exploring the medieval charm of North Newbald, admiring the scenic farmland of Middleton on the Wolds, uncovering the historical treasures of Hutton Cranswick, exploring the vibrant market town of Beverley, and taking in the splendid vistas along the Humber estuary as they approach Hessle. North Newbald at the 16-kilometer point offers picturesque cottages and the stunning Church of All Saints. At the 34-kilometer mark, the village of Middleton on the Wolds captivates riders with its rolling hills covered in golden wheat fields during harvest season. Hutton Cranswick, resting at the 51-kilometer point, allures cyclists with its charming historic buildings and well-preserved railway station. Beverley, located 66 kilometers into the route, stands out with its grand medieval Minster, vibrant market square, and captivating town trails. On the final stretch of the journey, at the 86-kilometer mark, Hessle greets riders with impressive views across the Humber estuary and the iconic Humber Bridge.

road

91 km

520 m

Tough

Route profile

Highlights on the route

0 km

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.

16 km

North NewbaldVillage

North Newbald, positioned at the 16-kilometer point, enchants riders with its timeless medieval architecture and quaint village ambiance.

34 km

Middleton on the WoldsVillage

Middleton on the Wolds amazes cyclists at the 34-kilometer mark, boasting expansive golden wheat fields that create a mesmerizing spectacle during harvest time.

51 km

Hutton CranswickVillage

At the 51-kilometer mark, Hutton Cranswick showcases its rich heritage with its handsome historic houses and knowledgeable railway history at the station museum.

66 km

BeverleyTown

Beverley, found 66 kilometers into the route, captivates visitors with its awe-inspiring Beverley Minster, sensational architecture, and delightful town trails.

86 km

HessleTown

Before concluding the journey at the 86-kilometer mark, cyclists can revel in the panoramic views afforded by the Humber Bridge, a majestic engineering feat.