Round Trip From Ingleby Greenhow: Moorlands and Valleys

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Experience the breathtaking beauty of the North Yorkshire Moors and Dales.

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Embark on a challenging yet rewarding journey through Ingleby Greenhow and its surrounding areas. This round trip will take you through picturesque moorlands and valleys, showcasing the stunning landscapes of North Yorkshire. With a total distance of 93 kilometers and an ascent of 1197 meters, this route promises a memorable and exhilarating cycling adventure. Marvel at the iconic Clay Bank Top and the imposing stone formation of The Nab, and explore the charming villages of Helmsley, Sutton-under-Whitestonecliffe, and Great Broughton. Conquer the thrilling climbs of Chop Gate and Whorl Hill, and savor the tranquil beauty of Thimbleby and Whorlton.

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Start: Ingleby Greenhow Village center

Ingleby Greenhow: Diverse terrain and cyclist-friendly amenities for all-level riders.

Ingleby Greenhow, situated in North Yorkshire, United Kingdom, is a fantastic destination for road and gravel cyclists. The locality offers a combination of flat routes and hilly terrain, providing options for both recreational and experienced riders. Cyclists can enjoy picturesque rides through the North York Moors National Park or take on challenging climbs like Blakey Ridge. Ingleby Greenhow is a cyclist-friendly area with amenities and services catering to cyclists' needs. With its diverse terrain and cycling-friendly facilities, Ingleby Greenhow attracts cyclists of all kinds.