South Killingholme and Beyond

A road cycling route starting from Ulceby

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Experience the historic South Killingholme and explore scenic routes through Grimsby and Fotherby.

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

This road cycling route near Ulceby takes you on a journey through some of East Yorkshire and Northern Lincolnshire's most picturesque towns and villages. From the idyllic South Killingholme to the vibrant city of Grimsby, and on to the charming village of Fotherby, this route offers a mix of history, nature, and stunning scenery. Cyclists can expect an ascent of 362m and a total distance of 85km. Suitable for well-trained amateur cyclists, this touristic route captures the essence of the region's beauty and cultural heritage.

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Start: Ulceby Village center

Ulceby: Tranquil village with access to country roads and the challenging Wold Newton Hill climb

Ulceby is a small village located in the East Yorkshire and Northern Lincolnshire region of the United Kingdom. From a road and gravel cyclist's perspective, Ulceby offers relatively quiet country roads that are suitable for cycling. The village is situated amidst scenic farmland and provides cyclists with a peaceful environment for riding. One well-known cycling climb near Ulceby is the Wold Newton Hill, offering a challenging ascent and stunning views from the top. Overall, Ulceby is a suitable locality for cyclists looking to enjoy undisturbed rides in a peaceful countryside setting.