The Yorkshire Hills Challenge

A road cycling route starting from Skelton

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Embark on a challenging road cycling journey through the scenic hills and valleys of East Yorkshire and Northern Lincolnshire.

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The Yorkshire Hills Challenge is a demanding road cycling route that spans 135km with an ascent of 555m, making it suitable for experienced and well-trained cyclists. Prepare yourself for a thrilling adventure as you tackle the challenging climbs and witness breathtaking vistas along the way. Marvel at the picturesque landscapes of Snaith, Thorpe Audlin, Ossett, Hunslet, Garforth, Selby, and Howden. With a difficulty rating of 5 out of 5, this route is only recommended for experienced cyclists who are prepared for challenging climbs and steep descents. The epicness rating of 4 out of 5 signifies the stunning natural beauty and challenging terrain that awaits cyclists on this route.

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135 km

555 m

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Start: Howdendyke Village center

Skelton: Cycle-friendly locality with access to the Yorkshire Wolds.

Located in the East Yorkshire and Northern Lincolnshire region of the United Kingdom, Skelton is a cyclist-friendly locality with a range of cycling opportunities. Road cyclists will appreciate the quiet country lanes, while gravel cyclists can explore the nearby nature reserves and off-road trails. One of the highlights for cyclists is the Wolds Way Lavender farm, which offers beautiful panoramic views of the countryside. Skelton is a great base for exploring the Yorkshire Wolds and experiencing the stunning landscapes the region has to offer.