The Snaith and Knottingley Challenge

A road cycling route starting from Skelton

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A demanding road route with rewarding highlights

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

Take on the challenge of this 133 km road cycling route starting near Skelton. With a total ascent of 370m, this demanding route will test your stamina and skills. Experience highlights such as Snaith, Knottingley, Barwick in Elmet, Wetherby, Stock Hill, Copmanthorpe, Escrick, North Duffield, and Goole. From historic towns to breathtaking landscapes, this ride offers a variety of attractions for cyclists seeking an epic adventure. Ascend rolling hills, soak in stunning vistas, and conquer the open road in this unforgettable cycling experience.

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133 km

370 m

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Start: Hook 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.