The Essex Adventure

A gravel cycling route starting from Boreham

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Discover the hidden gems of Essex on this gravel cycling adventure

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Map miniature of "The Essex Adventure" cycling inspiration in Essex, United Kingdom. Generated by Tarmacs.app cycling route planner

Embark on a thrilling gravel cycling adventure through the beautiful countryside of Essex. This route showcases the diverse landscapes and rich history of the region, taking you through charming villages, past ancient landmarks, and alongside picturesque rivers. With a moderate ascent and a distance of 45 kilometers, it offers a fantastic challenge for a very well-trained amateur cyclist. Prepare to be amazed by the scenic beauty and cultural heritage that Essex has to offer.

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45 km

212 m

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Route profile

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Start: Boreham Village center

Boreham: Enjoyable cycling in Boreham, Essex

Boreham, situated in Essex, United Kingdom, offers decent cycling options for road and gravel cyclists. Although it may not have standout features or famous cycling-related spots, the area provides various and enjoyable road routes to explore. Boreham's pleasant scenery and relatively quiet roads make it a suitable destination for cycling enthusiasts. Nearby localities, such as Kelvedon and Witham, offer similar cycling experiences with beautiful countryside views.

12 km

MaldonTown

As you pass through Maldon, don't miss the chance to explore the historic Promenade Park with its picturesque lakeside scenery and vibrant wildlife. Stop by the Maldon Museum to learn about the area's maritime heritage and discover fascinating exhibits from the region's past.

17 km

MundonVillage

Cycling through Mundon, take a moment to soak in the stunning views of the beautiful Blackwater Estuary. This tidal river is home to an abundance of wildlife and offers a tranquil setting for nature lovers.

29 km

Stow MariesVillage

Don't miss the opportunity to visit Stow Maries Aerodrome, a fascinating historic site that played a crucial role during World War I. Explore the well-preserved buildings and learn about the brave pilots who defended the country's skies nearly a century ago.

36 km

Bicknacre PrioryCastle Ruins

Bicknacre Priory is a hidden gem along the route. Take a detour to explore the remains of this medieval priory, which dates back to the 12th century. Experience the tranquility of the surroundings and admire the architectural beauty of this once grand religious site.