Hutton Sessay and Huby Loop

A road cycling route starting from Boroughbridge

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Explore the rolling countryside and quaint villages on this intermediate road cycling route near Boroughbridge.

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The Hutton Sessay and Huby Loop offers an intermediate road cycling experience through the beautiful rolling countryside and quaint villages near Boroughbridge. With an ascent of 449 m and a distance of 73 km, this route is suitable for cyclists with some experience. Highlights along the route include Hutton Sessay, Ampleforth, Huby, Alne, and Aldborough. Hutton Sessay is a charming village known for its picturesque surroundings and historic buildings. Ampleforth is famous for its Abbey, with stunning architecture and serene atmosphere. Huby is a scenic village with lovely gardens and traditional Yorkshire stone houses. Alne is another picturesque village with a charming church and cozy tearooms. Finally, Aldborough is home to a Roman ruin site with interesting historical artifacts.

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449 m

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Start: Aldborough Village center

Boroughbridge: Scenic Beauty and Challenging Climbs in North Yorkshire

Boroughbridge, nestled in North Yorkshire, is a cyclist's dream destination. Offering a blend of rolling countryside, historic sites, and idyllic lanes, Boroughbridge presents a perfect setting for road and gravel cycling. Nearby, cyclists can explore the stunning Nidderdale Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty or challenge themselves on renowned climbs like Greenhow Hill. Cycling through Boroughbridge provides a delightful mix of scenic beauty and exhilarating routes.