The Brayton Barff and Flaxton Loop

A road cycling route starting from Camblesforth

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A scenic road route with a myriad of natural wonders and historical sites

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Experience the breathtaking beauty of nature and immerse yourself in history with the Brayton Barff and Flaxton Loop. With a distance of 128 kilometers and an ascent of 242 meters, this road route offers a challenging yet rewarding cycling experience. Marvel at the remarkable landscapes of Brayton Barff, soak in the peaceful ambiance of Thorpe Willoughby, and explore the intriguing history of historical sites like Naburn and Wigginton. With numerous highlights dotted along the way, this route promises an epic journey bursting with natural and cultural wonders.

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Start: Camblesforth Village center

Camblesforth: Exploring the picturesque countryside and conquering the Rosedale Chimney Bank climb in Camblesforth.

Camblesforth is a locality in North Yorkshire, United Kingdom. From a cyclist's perspective, Camblesforth offers a variety of road and gravel cycling routes through picturesque landscapes. Cyclists can explore the peaceful countryside, with its rolling hills, small villages, and charming countryside views. The area is also known for its proximity to the famous climb of Rosedale Chimney Bank, which provides a challenging ascent for experienced riders. Overall, Camblesforth is a scenic and cyclist-friendly location, offering routes for all skill levels.