Humber Bridge and the Rural Roads

A road cycling route starting from South Cave

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Explore the iconic Humber Bridge and cycle through picturesque countryside

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This route takes you on a scenic journey through rural East Yorkshire and Northern Lincolnshire, with the highlight being the magnificent Humber Bridge. The route offers a mix of flat and gently undulating roads, making it suitable for cyclists of all abilities. With a distance of 104 km and an ascent of 295 meters, it provides a good challenge without being too demanding. Along the way, you'll pass through towns and villages, providing opportunities to stop and explore local attractions.

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104 km

295 m

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Start: South Cave City center

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

South Cave, located in East Yorkshire and Northern Lincolnshire, offers a delightful cycling experience. The region has a diverse terrain, with both flat stretches and rolling hills, providing options for riders of all levels. The quiet country roads passing through beautiful landscapes make South Cave a haven for road and gravel cyclists. One of the nearby attractions is Drewton Park, a renowned farm shop and cafe where cyclists can stop for a refuel. While not home to famous climbs, the scenic routes and cyclist-friendly atmosphere make South Cave an excellent cycling destination.

15 km

Humber BridgeAttraction

Stop at the Humber Bridge, an iconic landmark and one of the longest suspension bridges in the world. Enjoy panoramic views of the River Humber and the surrounding countryside.

39 km

ScunthorpeTown

Pass through Scunthorpe, a large industrial town known for its steelworks. Explore the town's history and culture, including the North Lincolnshire Museum.

59 km

CrowleTown

Visit Crowle, a charming village with a rich history. Explore the Crowle Moor nature reserve or discover the medieval St. Oswald's Church and the Grade II listed Market Hall.

78 km

GooleTown

Cycle through Goole, a vibrant town located on the banks of the River Ouse. Take a break at the Goole Museum or explore the wildlife at Ousefleet Nature Reserve.

93 km

GilberdykeVillage

Make a stop at Gilberdyke, a village known for its friendly community and picturesque surroundings. Relax at a local cafe or explore the nearby Broomfleet Washlands nature reserve.