Rolling Kent Circuit

A road cycling route starting from Wateringbury

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Experience the rolling hills of Kent on this picturesque road cycling circuit near Wateringbury.

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Roll through the charming landscapes of Kent on this 68-kilometer road cycling circuit starting near Wateringbury. With total ascent of 709 meters, this route offers a mix of challenging climbs and panoramic views.

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68 km

709 m

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Start: Wateringbury Village center

Wateringbury: Scenic rides through picturesque Kent countryside

Wateringbury is a charming locality located in Kent, United Kingdom. As a road and gravel cyclist, Wateringbury offers a mix of gentle country lanes and challenging climbs. The region is known for its beautiful countryside and historical landmarks, with many cycling routes passing through scenic villages and rolling hills. One well-known spot for cyclists in the area is the Bluebell Hill, offering a challenging but rewarding ascent with panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. With its peaceful surroundings and cyclist-friendly routes, Wateringbury is an ideal destination for both leisurely rides and more intense cycling adventures.

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WateringburyVillage

Take in the beauty of Wateringbury as you start and finish your ride. This quaint village is known for its picturesque river and tranquil atmosphere.

14 km

Bluebell HillVillage

Admire Bluebell Hill, famous for its stunning display of these delicate flowers during spring. Located at the 14-kilometer mark.

35 km

BredgarVillage

At the 35-kilometer mark, reach Bredgar and discover the interesting exhibits of the Bredgar and Wormshill Light Railway.

41 km

HollingbourneVillage

Challenge yourself with the ascent to Hollingbourne, accompanied by beautiful views of the surrounding countryside. Arriving at the 41-kilometer mark.