Wolds and Humber

A road cycling route starting from Ulceby

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Experience a scenic and challenging road cycling route through the stunning Wolds and along the famous Humber River.

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The Wolds and Humber road cycling route is a challenging option starting near Ulceby. Spanning a distance of 94 km with an ascent of 468 meters, this route is best suited for experienced cyclists looking for a rewarding adventure. As you venture through the rolling hills of the Wolds, you will encounter picturesque villages and breathtaking landscapes. The route takes you along the renowned Humber River, offering stunning views of the water and surrounding countryside. Take a break in Barton-upon-Humber, a historic market town with a vibrant atmosphere and impressive architectural wonders. Overall, the Wolds and Humber route promises a challenging and memorable cycling experience.

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94 km

468 m

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Highlights on the route

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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.

8 km

Barnetby le WoldVillage

Barnetby le Wold is your first highlight, offering captivating views of the area's tranquil surroundings and the quaint St. Mary Magdalene Church.

31 km

WaddinghamVillage

In Waddingham, pedal through picturesque woodland and observe the historic All Saints Church, remarkable for its intricate woodwork and stunning stained glass windows.

53 km

MessinghamVillage

As you cycle through Messingham, explore the serene Cranmers Pond Nature Reserve, home to an array of wildlife and flourishing flora.

69 km

ApplebyVillage

Located in Appleby, cycle past Appleby Water Tower, which once supplied water to the village and stands as a testament to its rich rural heritage.

83 km

Barton-upon-HumberTown

Stop in Barton-upon-Humber and visit the impressive Trinity Methodist Church, an architectural marvel showcasing exquisite stained glass windows.

91 km

WoottonVillage

As you near the end of the route, appreciate the charming rural beauty of Wootton and its Norman-era Holy Trinity Church nestled amidst the idyllic countryside.