Adventure through Stapleford to Nottingham

A gravel cycling route starting from Kegworth

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Embark on an adventurous gravel ride from Stapleford to Nottingham.

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Embark on an adventure through picturesque landscapes and charming villages on this gravel ride from Stapleford to Nottingham. Spanning a distance of 91 kilometers and with an ascent of 735 meters, this route presents a challenging yet rewarding experience for well-trained amateurs. Immerse yourself in the beauty of the Nottinghamshire countryside.

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91 km

735 m

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Highlights on the route

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Start: Kegworth Village center

Kegworth: Hidden Gem for Cyclists: Kegworth in Leicestershire, Rutland, and Northamptonshire.

Kegworth is located in Leicestershire, Rutland, and Northamptonshire, offering diverse cycling experiences. Cyclists can immerse themselves in the charming rural landscapes with scenic routes sprawling across the locality. Moreover, Kegworth is situated close to popular cycling destinations like the Upper Derwent Valley and the National Forest. Although Kegworth does not have any iconic climbs, cyclists can enjoy the delightful countryside and challenging terrains. The locality is ranked 4, providing excellent cycling-friendly surroundings.

15 km

StaplefordTown

Marvel at the stunning Stapleford Hall and its beautifully landscaped gardens.

24 km

Bennerley ViaductViewpoint

Bike across the majestic Bennerley Viaduct, an iconic landmark of industrial heritage.

30 km

GreasleyVillage

Greasley is known for its charming cottages and peaceful atmosphere.

52 km

BlidworthVillage

Cycle through the historic village of Blidworth, filled with traditional architecture and charming pubs.

73 km

NottinghamCity

Explore the vibrant city of Nottingham and discover its rich history and iconic landmarks, such as Nottingham Castle and Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem, England's oldest inn.