Faversham and Graveney Gravel Route

A gravel cycling route starting from Queenborough

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Explore the charming villages of Teynham and Rushenden on this scenic gravel route.

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This gravel route starts near Queenborough and takes you through the picturesque villages of Teynham, Faversham, Graveney, and Rushenden. The 88-kilometer journey offers a mix of beautiful landscapes, including rolling hills and scenic countryside. The route is moderately challenging, with an ascent of 458 meters, making it suitable for well-trained amateurs. The highlights along the route include Teynham, a small village known for its historic buildings, Faversham, famous for its market, Graveney, a quaint village with stunning views of the Swale estuary, and Rushenden, where you can enjoy panoramic views of the Isle of Sheppey.

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88 km

458 m

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Start: Queenborough Village center

Queenborough: Queenborough: Cycle alongside the coast and enjoy the tranquility of Kent's seaside towns.

Queenborough, situated in Kent, United Kingdom, might not be the most renowned cycling destination, but it still has its charms for road and gravel cyclists. The town itself offers easy access to seaside cycling routes and flat terrain, making it a suitable choice for leisurely rides. Queenborough serves as a gateway to the Isle of Sheppey, which provides additional cycling opportunities with its coastal paths and scenic views. While it may not have any famous cycling spots or challenging climbs, Queenborough offers a pleasant cycling experience for those who enjoy relaxed rides.