Shilton to Brinklow Gravel Cycling Route

A gravel cycling route starting from Long Lawford

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Discover the rural beauty of Warwickshire on this scenic gravel route

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This gravel cycling route showcases the picturesque landscapes and rural beauty of Warwickshire. With a total ascent of 218 meters and a distance of 65 kilometers, it offers a relatively easy yet enjoyable ride. The route starts in Shilton and passes through highlights such as Bedworth, Nuneaton, the Battle of Bosworth 1485 site, Copston Magna, and Brinklow.

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65 km

218 m

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Start: Kings Newnham Village center

Long Lawford: Serene countryside rides with challenging climbs

Long Lawford is a small village located in the Herefordshire, Worcestershire, and Warwickshire region of the United Kingdom. From a cyclist's perspective, Long Lawford offers a mix of scenic road and gravel routes that cater to all levels of cycling enthusiasts. The surrounding countryside provides picturesque landscapes with rolling hills and charming rural scenery. Cyclists can enjoy peaceful rides along quiet country roads, passing through quaint villages and farmsteads. Nearby notable cycling spots include Bordon Hill, which offers a challenging climb with breathtaking views at the top. Overall, Long Lawford is a cyclist-friendly locality that provides a variety of cycling options amidst a serene and beautiful setting.

9 km

ShiltonVillage

Shilton, located at 9 kilometers, is a small village with a beautiful river running through it and traditional thatched cottages.

18 km

BedworthTown

Bedworth, at 18 kilometers, is a market town with a rich industrial history, known for its well-preserved Georgian buildings.

24 km

NuneatonTown

Nuneaton, at 24 kilometers, is a larger town with a bustling market and several historic attractions, such as Nuneaton Museum and Art Gallery.

37 km

Battle of Bosworth 1485Attraction

The Battle of Bosworth 1485 site, at 37 kilometers, marks the location of the famous battle where King Richard III was defeated by Henry Tudor, leading to the end of the Plantagenet dynasty.

51 km

Copston MagnaHamlet

Copston Magna, at 51 kilometers, offers picturesque rural views and a well-preserved medieval church to explore.

62 km

BrinklowVillage

Brinklow, the final highlight at 62 kilometers, is a medieval village with a stunning castle mound and several historic buildings, including a wool church.