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Cyclist's haven with access to Yorkshire Dales National Park and historic Harrogate.


Cycling routes from Pannal

Pannal, situated in North Yorkshire, United Kingdom, is a cyclist's haven. The locality boasts a network of well-maintained roads and scenic routes that cater to both road and gravel cyclists. The Yorkshire Dales National Park, located nearby, offers breathtaking landscapes and challenging climbs, including the famous Buttertubs Pass. Cyclists can also explore the historic town of Harrogate, known for its charming streets and beautiful gardens. Pannal is a top choice for cyclists looking to experience the stunning countryside of North Yorkshire.

A peaceful 35-kilometer gravel route through the heart of Wharfedale

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35 km
381 m
Chill

Embark on the Exploring Wharfedale's Tranquility route, a serene 35-kilometer gravel adventure near Pannal, North Yorkshire. The route offers a moderate ascent of 381 meters, making it suitable for amateur riders seeking a peaceful cycling experience. Highlights along the way include a mid-Wharfedale panorama, Sicklinghall, Collingham, Harewood Castle, and Burn Bridge. This journey takes you deeper into the tranquil beauty of the region, with green meadows and charming localities dotting your way. Exploring Wharfedale's Tranquility is the perfect escape for riders in search of calmness and natural serenity.


An exhilarating ride through scenic landscapes and charming villages

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41 km
567 m
Tough

The Burn Bridge Loop is a 41-kilometer road cycling route near Pannal, North Yorkshire. With a moderate ascent of 567 meters, this route offers a perfect balance of challenge and enjoyment. As you pedal through the countryside, you'll pass by highlights such as Little Alms Cliff, Hampsthwaite, and Jennyfield, each offering its unique charm and scenic beauty. The Burn Bridge Loop is suitable for well-trained amateur riders looking for a pleasant and picturesque cycling experience.


Embark on a 120-kilometer road cycling adventure with breathtaking views

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120 km
631 m
Tough

The Calcutt Challenge is a 120-kilometer road cycling route near Pannal, North Yorkshire. With a challenging ascent of 631 meters, this route promises a rewarding experience for well-trained amateur riders. Prepare to be amazed by the scenic beauty of Calcutt, Angram, Tadcaster, Thorpe Willoughby, and other highlights along the way. From ancient ruins to picturesque panoramas, this route has it all. The Calcutt Challenge is recommended for riders seeking a longer, more demanding cycling adventure with unforgettable sights.


A captivating 116-kilometer road cycling route through Washburn Valley's picturesque landscapes

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116 km
1877 m
Savage

Prepare for an unforgettable journey on The Washburn Valley Adventure, a 116-kilometer road cycling route near Pannal, North Yorkshire. With a challenging ascent of 1877 meters, this route is recommended for experienced amateur riders seeking an epic and demanding ride. Highlights include the iconic Burn Bridge, Arthington viaduct, Devil's Frying Pan, Guiseley, Sandy Lane, Laneshaw Bridge, Addingham, and Washburn valley panorama. Each of these locations offers its own unique charm and an opportunity for riders to immerse themselves in the exquisite beauty of the surroundings. The Washburn Valley Adventure promises awe-inspiring vistas and an exhilarating cycling experience.


An enjoyable gravel route with highlights including Sicklinghall and Spofforth.

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31 km
312 m
Chill

This scenic 31-kilometer gravel route starting near Pannal takes you through charming countryside landscapes, providing an enjoyable cycling experience. With a moderate difficulty rating of 2, it suits amateur cyclists looking for a leisurely adventure without excessive exertion. The route offers panoramic views along the way and includes key highlights like Sicklinghall and Spofforth. It has an epicness score of 2, making it a satisfactory option for gravel enthusiasts seeking a pleasant ride. With an ascent of 312 meters, the route presents a manageable challenge suitable for varying skill levels. Overall, the captivating scenery along the route and the presence of these highlights make it a worthwhile cycling journey for locals and tourists alike.


A scenic gravel route showcasing the highlights of Little Alms Cliff and Hampsthwaite.

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73 km
1188 m
Tough

This 73-kilometer gravel route starting from Pannal takes you through picturesque landscapes and includes notable highlights such as Little Alms Cliff and Hampsthwaite. With a moderate difficulty level, it offers a rewarding cycling experience for well-trained amateurs. The route has an epicness score of 3, making it a satisfying adventure for gravel enthusiasts. Featuring a total ascent of 1188 meters, it provides a good challenge without being overly demanding. The beauty of the surroundings and the presence of key highlights make this route an attractive choice for cycling enthusiasts and nature lovers alike.


Embark on a gravel excursion exploring Collingham and Harewood.

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50 km
466 m
Chill

This 50-kilometer gravel route starting near Pannal introduces riders to the beauty of Yorkshire countryside while showcasing highlights like Collingham and Harewood. With a difficulty rating of 2, it's suitable for amateur cyclists seeking an engaging adventure with manageable challenges. The route offers glimpses into the charm of traditional villages and iconic landmarks, resulting in a satisfying experience for gravel enthusiasts. With an epicness score of 3, this route guarantees an enjoyable journey for riders looking for a blend of natural beauty and cultural heritage. A moderate ascent of 466 meters allows cyclists to challenge themselves without being overly strenuous. This route's combination of idyllic landscapes and notable highlights makes it an appealing choice for individuals interested in exploring Yorkshire's rural side.


Embark on an ultimate road cycling adventure passing through Longwood Tower and Otley.

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116 km
1663 m
Tough

Prepare for an epic 116-kilometer road cycling adventure starting near Pannal that traverses remarkable landscapes, including notable highlights like Longwood Tower and Otley. With an elevated difficulty rating of 4, this route caters to well-trained amateurs looking for a challenging yet immensely rewarding journey. The scenic beauty along the way, combined with breathtaking viewpoints, creates an unforgettable cycling experience. The route's epicness score of 4 emphasizes its standout nature, making it appealing to road cycling enthusiasts seeking a memorable challenge. With a rigorous ascent of 1663 meters, the route is designed for those with the physical stamina and determination to conquer long climbs. Throughout the journey, riders will encounter hidden gems, cultural landmarks, and picturesque parts of Yorkshire, providing a perfect blend of athleticism and cultural exploration.


Embark on this exhilarating road cycling adventure, passing through Otley and Devil's Frying Pan.

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40 km
598 m
Chill

Experience the thrill of road cycling along this 40-kilometer route starting near Pannal. With a difficulty rating of 2, it offers an enjoyable challenge for well-trained amateurs with moderate fitness levels. The route is known for its captivating landscapes and iconic highlights such as Otley and Devil's Frying Pan. Boasting an epicness score of 3, the journey promises a memorable adventure for road cycling enthusiasts. With a total ascent of 598 meters, cyclists can embrace the climbs while enjoying the scenic beauty of surrounding areas. This route attracts visitors with its mix of villages and natural landmarks, making it an appealing choice for individuals seeking a diverse and engaging road cycling experience.


A thrilling 94-kilometer gravel route amidst striking scenery

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94 km
1485 m
Savage

The Gravel Adventure through Skipton takes you on a 94-kilometer off-road journey through the remarkable landscapes near Pannal, North Yorkshire. With a challenging ascent of 1485 meters, this gravel route is perfect for experienced riders seeking an adventurous challenge. Along the way, you'll encounter highlights such as Sinclair's Field, Brown Bank, Skipton, and Halton Height. These locations offer a blend of breathtaking natural beauty and historical charm. The Gravel Adventure through Skipton is a must-try for gravel enthusiasts who love exploring rugged terrains and immersing themselves in stunning vistas.


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