Yorkshire Waterways

A road cycling route starting from Stamford Bridge

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Discover the scenic waterways of Yorkshire.

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

The Yorkshire Waterways route takes you on a captivating journey along the scenic waterways of Yorkshire. The route is easy with a total ascent of 281 meters over a distance of 101 kilometers. It is suitable for road bikes and offers a mix of peaceful canal paths and picturesque villages. Highlights of the route include Fulford, a historic village with a fascinating history, and Long Marston, a quaint village with idyllic surroundings. The highlight of the route is Cawood, a charming village on the banks of the River Ouse, known for its historic castle ruins. Overall, the Yorkshire Waterways route provides a peaceful and enjoyable cycling experience along scenic waterways.

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281 m

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Start: Stamford Bridge Village center

Stamford Bridge: Gateway to Cycling Paradise: Stamford Bridge in East Yorkshire and Northern Lincolnshire.

Stamford Bridge, located in East Yorkshire and Northern Lincolnshire, presents a thriving locality for road and gravel cyclists. The area offers varied cycling options, ranging from challenging climbs to scenic routes. A notable spot in Stamford Bridge is the Stamford Bridge Cricket Ground, which boasts picturesque surroundings and can be visited during a cycling excursion. Furthermore, the locality is close to other well-known cycling regions like the Yorkshire Wolds and the Howardian Hills. With its diverse cycling opportunities and well-connected routes, Stamford Bridge earns a ranking of 4 as a great cycling-friendly area.