Short Gravel Adventure

A gravel cycling route starting from Delph

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A short, yet adventurous gravel route through scenic landscapes

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Embark on a short but adventurous gravel route through the scenic landscapes near Delph. Covering a distance of 40 km and an ascent of 992m, this route offers a taste of off-road exploration. Start your journey at Castleshaw, where the ancient Roman fort ruins create an immersive historical experience. Enjoy the rugged beauty of Standedge as you continue your ride. Don't miss the chance to visit Marsden and admire the impressive Marsden Moor Estate. Take a break at Huddersfield Observatory before making your way to Broadstone Hill and Diggle, where you can indulge in the peaceful surroundings.

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40 km

992 m

Chill

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Start: New Delph Village center

Delph: Scenic moorland and famous climbs in Greater Manchester, United Kingdom.

Delph, located in Greater Manchester, United Kingdom, is a picturesque locality for road and gravel cyclists. The area is surrounded by stunning moorland, offering breathtaking views and challenging climbs. One of the notable cycling spots is the famous Denshaw-Delph climb, which attracts cyclists who enjoy testing their stamina and skills. With its hilly landscape, Delph provides a good mix of both challenging and scenic routes, making it an appealing destination for cyclists of all levels.