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Tour de Humber


A road cycling route starting from Scunthorpe

Experience the stunning beauty of the Lincolnshire Wolds on this challenging road cycling route.

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The Tour de Humber is a 100 km road cycling route that takes you through the picturesque countryside of East Yorkshire and Northern Lincolnshire. With a total ascent of 88 meters, this route offers a mix of flat roads and gentle hills, providing a great workout for cyclists of all levels. The highlights along the route include Burringham, Belton, Stainforth, Sykehouse, Goole, Amcotts, and Scunthorpe.

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100 km
88 m
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Route profile

Highlights on the route

Start: Scunthorpe City center
Scunthorpe: Varied terrain and scenic countryside for cycling and tourism.
Scunthorpe, located in East Yorkshire and Northern Lincolnshire, offers a mix of road and gravel cycling options. The locality features a combination of flatlands, gentle slopes, and some challenging climbs, catering to cyclists of different abilities and preferences. Scunthorpe benefits from well-maintained roads and cycling infrastructure, ensuring a smooth and safe cycling experience. Cyclists can explore the peaceful countryside, charming villages, and nearby nature reserves, providing diverse routes and scenic views. Notable cycling spots near Scunthorpe include the Normanby Hall Country Park, which offers picturesque surroundings and leisurely cycling paths. Although Scunthorpe may not have iconic or famous climbs, it provides a pleasant and accessible cycling environment for both locals and visitors. Other tourism attractions in Scunthorpe include art galleries, museums, and the popular Pink Pig Farm, making it an enjoyable destination for both cycling and tourism.
BurringhamVillage
Burringham is a small village located on the banks of the River Trent. Take a break and admire the beautiful views of the river before continuing your ride.
BeltonVillage
Belton is a historic village known for its impressive Grade I listed church. Explore the village and discover its rich architectural heritage.
StainforthTown
Stainforth is a charming village with a thriving local community. Stop by and enjoy a refreshing drink at one of the traditional pubs.
SykehouseVillage
Sykehouse is a cyclist-friendly village with several cafes and bike shops. It's a popular spot for riders to refuel and recharge.
GooleTown
Goole is a bustling port town that offers a range of amenities for cyclists. Take a moment to soak up the maritime atmosphere before continuing your journey.
AmcottsVillage
Amcotts is a small village surrounded by scenic countryside. Enjoy the peace and tranquility of this rural gem.
ScunthorpeTown
Scunthorpe is the largest town in the region and serves as the starting point for this cycling route. Discover the town's industrial history and vibrant cultural scene before setting off on your adventure.
Finish: Scunthorpe City center
Scunthorpe: Varied terrain and scenic countryside for cycling and tourism.

Cycling routes nearby:

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Gunness

Tranquil rural roads and nearby off-road cycling options at Crosby Warren.

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Keadby

Leisurely rides and the chance to explore Alkborough Flats' wildlife habitat nearby.

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Broughton

Cycling paradise with challenging climbs leading to the Lincolnshire Wolds.

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Burton upon Stather

Idyllic countryside and proximity to the stunning Lincolnshire Wolds.

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Scawby

Idyllic setting and proximity to the Yorkshire Wolds' famous climbs.

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Winterton

Scenic English countryside and proximity to the iconic Humber Bridge.

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Scotter

Relaxing rides through flat rural landscapes

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Brigg

Cycling paradise with scenic routes and the famous Humber Bridge