Cover image

Scalby to Swinefleet Loop


A road cycling route starting from Scalby

Cycle through scenic East Yorkshire and experience the stunning Humber Bridge

Map

This round-trip cycling route starting near Scalby takes you through the picturesque countryside of East Yorkshire and Northern Lincolnshire. With a distance of 101 kilometers and an ascent of 259 meters, it offers a moderate challenge for a well-trained amateur cyclist. The highlight of the route is crossing the iconic Humber Bridge, the longest single-span suspension bridge in the world.

road
101 km
259 m
Tough
Route profile

Highlights on the route

Start: Scalby Village center
Scalby: Scenic Routes and Challenging Climbs in Scalby
Scalby is a small village situated in East Yorkshire and Northern Lincolnshire, United Kingdom. From the perspective of a road and gravel cyclist, Scalby offers good cycling opportunities. The roads are well-maintained with adequate cycling infrastructure. The surrounding region offers varied terrain, including rolling hills and picturesque countryside. The area is popular for leisure cycling and there are several quiet country lanes to explore. Notable cycling-related spots in the vicinity include Flamborough Head, renowned for its challenging climbs and stunning coastal views. Overall, Scalby is a great destination for cyclists looking for a mix of scenic routes and challenging terrain.
BroughVillage
Brough, located 14 kilometers into the route, is a historic market town known for its ancient Brough Castle, cultural heritage, and picturesque landscapes.
Humber BridgeAttraction
The Humber Bridge, spanning the Humber Estuary, is a remarkable feat of engineering. It offers panoramic views of the estuary and is a must-visit landmark for cyclists and tourists alike.
ScunthorpeTown
Scunthorpe, 49 kilometers into the route, is an industrial town with a rich history. Explore its steelworks and vibrant cultural scene before continuing on your cycling adventure.
AmcottsVillage
Amcotts, situated 62 kilometers into the route, is a quiet village known for its beautiful surrounding landscapes and tranquil atmosphere.
SwinefleetVillage
Swinefleet, located at the 80-kilometer mark, is a small riverside village with a unique history and charming rural character.
HowdenTown
Howden, situated at the 91-kilometer point, is a historic market town renowned for its medieval minster and picturesque streets.
ScalbyVillage
Scalby is the starting and ending point of the route. This delightful village offers idyllic surroundings and a peaceful atmosphere.
Finish: Scalby Village center
Scalby: Scenic Routes and Challenging Climbs in Scalby

Cycling routes nearby:

Image of Newport
Newport

Quaint locality with a range of cycling opportunities in Newport.

Image of Gilberdyke
Gilberdyke

Picturesque countryside routes with excellent amenities in Gilberdyke.

Image of South Cave
South Cave

Cycle through stunning landscapes and explore charming attractions in South Cave.

Image of Skelton
Skelton

Cycle-friendly locality with access to the Yorkshire Wolds.

Image of Howden
Howden

Tranquil Cycling in the Yorkshire Countryside

Image of Brough
Brough

Exploring the diverse landscapes of Brough

Image of Market Weighton
Market Weighton

Discover sublime countryside rides in Market Weighton

Image of Goole
Goole

Discover the scenic countryside and challenging climbs of Goole.

Image of Burton upon Stather
Burton upon Stather

Idyllic countryside and proximity to the stunning Lincolnshire Wolds.