Yorkshire Escapade

The Yorkshire Escapade is a road cycling route that covers a distance of 129 km with an ascent of 609 meters. Starting near Riccall, the route takes you through Aberford, Harewood, Harrogate, Bridge Hewick, Alne, York, and back to Riccall. This challenging route is best suited for cyclists with previous long-distance cycling experience. The highlights of this route include Aberford, a charming village with a rich history. Harewood, famous for its stately home and gardens, is another must-visit spot along the route. Harrogate, with its elegant Victorian architecture and beautiful parks, offers a refreshing break. York, the final destination of this route, needs no introduction with its iconic cathedral, medieval streets, and numerous attractions.