York and Elvington Circuit

A road cycling route starting from Bishopthorpe

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Explore the historic city of York before venturing into charming countryside landscapes.

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This cycling route begins in Bishopthorpe and takes you on a captivating journey. Starting from the historic city of York, this 56 km round-trip loop provides an opportunity to explore the rich heritage and architectural wonders of the city before venturing into the surrounding countryside. With a moderate climb of 71m, the challenging elements of the route add an exciting twist for cyclists. Highlights along the way include the city of York itself, Flaxton, Elvington, and Deighton. Rated 4 for difficulty and 3 for epicness, this route appeals to cyclists looking for both historical intrigue and scenic landscapes. Delve into the captivating history of York, pedal through picturesque villages, and soak up the charm of the North Yorkshire countryside.

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56 km

71 m

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Start: Naburn Village center

Bishopthorpe: Serene cycling amidst charming countryside with nearby Brafferton Bank climb.

Bishopthorpe is a locality located in North Yorkshire, United Kingdom. From a cyclist's perspective, Bishopthorpe offers a serene cycling experience with its tranquil roads and charming countryside views. The area features routes that cater to various skill levels, making it suitable for both leisurely rides and more challenging endeavors. Bishopthorpe is situated near Brafferton Bank, a well-known climb among local cyclists. Overall, Bishopthorpe ranks as a 4 on the cyclist perspective scale, offering picturesque routes and access to a famous nearby climb.