Scawton and Easingwold Loop

A road cycling route starting from Boroughbridge

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Embark on a challenging road cycling adventure through the undulating landscapes and charming villages near Boroughbridge.

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The Scawton and Easingwold Loop is a challenging road cycling adventure that takes you through undulating landscapes and charming villages near Boroughbridge. With an ascent of 905 m and a distance of 92 km, this route is best suited for experienced cyclists. Highlights along the route include Hutton Sessay, Scawton, Ashberry Hill, Pockley, Ampleforth, Easingwold, and Boroughbridge. Hutton Sessay is a charming village known for its picturesque surroundings and historic buildings. Scawton is a small village with stunning views over the Hambleton Hills. Ashberry Hill offers panoramic views of the Yorkshire Dales and the Vale of York. Pockley is a picturesque village surrounded by beautiful countryside. Ampleforth is famous for its Abbey, with stunning architecture and serene atmosphere. Easingwold is a charming market town with quaint shops and cafes. Finally, Boroughbridge provides various amenities for cyclists, including bike shops and cafes.

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92 km

905 m

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Start: Boroughbridge City 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.