The Paull and Sproatley Ride

A road cycling route starting from Thorngumbald

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Experience a mix of stunning countryside and historical landmarks on this scenic route.

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

The Paull and Sproatley Ride is a 75 km road cycling route that takes you through the charming countryside of East Yorkshire. With an ascent of 197 meters, this ride offers a moderate level of challenge. Explore the idyllic village of Paull, known for its historic attractions such as the Paull Holme Tower and the Paull Heritage Centre. Cycle through Hull, the bustling city with a rich maritime history, before venturing into the scenic landscapes of Sproatley. This route is perfect for cyclists who enjoy a mix of history, countryside views, and urban exploration.

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Start: Burstwick Village center

Thorngumbald: Exploring the scenic routes of Thorngumbald on two wheels

Thorngumbald, located in East Yorkshire and Northern Lincolnshire, United Kingdom, provides a pleasant experience for road and gravel cyclists. The locality offers a mix of flat and rolling hills, making it suitable for riders of different skill levels. Cyclists can enjoy beautiful landscapes, including the nearby Humber Estuary. While Thorngumbald doesn't have any famous cycling-related spots directly within its borders, the area is surrounded by popular cycling routes. Overall, Thorngumbald ranks as a 3 in terms of cycling-friendly areas.