Marlborough and Avebury

A road cycling route starting from Wroughton

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Explore the historic sites of Marlborough and Avebury

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This route takes you through the beautiful countryside of Gloucestershire, Wiltshire, and Bristol/Bath area in the United Kingdom. Starting near Wroughton, you will cycle past the historic town of Marlborough, known for its picturesque streets and charming shops. The highlight of this route is the iconic Avebury Stone Circle, one of the largest Neolithic stone circles in the world. With a total ascent of 572 meters and a distance of 75 kilometers, this road cycling route offers a moderate level of difficulty, suitable for well-trained amateurs. It has a rating of 3 for difficulty and 4 for epicness, making it a rewarding adventure for cyclists of all levels.

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75 km

572 m

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Start: Overtown Village center

Wroughton: Embark on unforgettable cycling adventures in scenic Wroughton.

Wroughton, situated in the Gloucestershire, Wiltshire and Bristol/Bath area of the United Kingdom, is a fantastic locality for road and gravel cyclists. The town is surrounded by picturesque countryside, offering idyllic routes through charming villages and winding country lanes. Cyclists can immerse themselves in the beauty of the North Wessex Downs and tackle the iconic climb up Hackpen Hill. With its cycling-friendly atmosphere and stunning landscapes, Wroughton is a great destination for cyclists of all levels.