Yorkshire Legends

A road cycling route starting from Brayton

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Embark on a legendary journey through the Yorkshire countryside, tackling challenging ascents and witnessing iconic landmarks.

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Yorkshire Legends is a 114-kilometer long road cycling route that is sure to test your limits. With 770 meters of ascent, this route is only suitable for well-trained amateurs or seasoned cyclists. Starting near Brayton, you'll pedal your way through breathtaking landscapes, taking in highlights such as historical Whitley and its enchanting castle ruins. As you continue, you'll tackle the challenging ascent of 99b, a popular spot for experienced cyclists seeking a thrill. The route also takes you past vibrant towns like Morley and Bramley, offering a taste of lively urban Yorkshire. Alwoodley, with its stunning scenery, is another must-see highlight before reaching Cawood, a medieval village known for its historic atmosphere. Finally, you'll encounter Brayton Barff, a nature reserve with ruins that add a touch of mystery and charm.

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114 km

770 m

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Start: Brayton Village center

Brayton: Cycling paradise with access to famous climbs in North Yorkshire, United Kingdom.

Brayton is a charming locality located in North Yorkshire, United Kingdom. For road and gravel cyclists, Brayton offers a diverse range of cycling routes with stunning countryside views. The roads in the area are well-suited for cycling, and there are also gravel trails available for those looking for off-road adventures. Nearby, the iconic roads of the Yorkshire Dales National Park provide challenging climbs and exhilarating descents, making Brayton a popular destination for cycling enthusiasts. Cyclists visiting Brayton can also explore the nearby famous climb of Buttertubs Pass.