Gravel Excursion to Nayland and Beyond

A gravel cycling route starting from Coggeshall

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Embark on an exhilarating gravel adventure through the stunning countryside around Nayland

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Immerse yourself in the natural beauty of the Essex countryside as you embark on this gravel route near Nayland. Cycle through picturesque villages and enjoy panoramic views along the way, making it a memorable cycling experience. This route offers a mix of challenging gravel trails and peaceful country lanes, providing a diverse and exciting adventure.

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76 km

420 m

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Highlights on the route

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Start: Coggeshall City center

Coggeshall: Exploring the tranquil countryside on flat routes.

Coggeshall is a charming town located in Essex, United Kingdom. From a road and gravel cyclist's perspective, Coggeshall offers a variety of cycling routes through scenic countryside and quaint villages. The region surrounding Coggeshall is relatively flat, making it suitable for leisurely rides and beginners. One of the notable cycling spots nearby is Merrymeade Park, which features picturesque trails and beautiful natural landscapes. Overall, Coggeshall provides a pleasant cycling experience with its peaceful atmosphere and scenic surroundings.

9 km

Colne EngaineVillage

Visit the charming Colne Engaine village, famous for its quaint cottages and beautiful swan pond, it’s a truly idyllic spot.

32 km

Little WaldingfieldVillage

Cycle through the enchanting countryside surrounding Little Waldingfield, offering stunning views of rolling hills and historic farmhouses.

49 km

NaylandVillage

Explore the picturesque village of Nayland, known for its charming 16th-century buildings and its location along the Stour River – a truly scenic spot.

67 km

Marks TeyVillage

Pass through the village of Marks Tey and take in its lovely rural atmosphere, with its traditional cottages and scenic landscapes.

76 km

CoggeshallTown

Experience the undeniable charm of Coggeshall, with its timber-framed houses and quaint village streets – a worthwile stop to discover its history and culture.