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Wheldrake to Goole Loop


A road cycling route starting from Wheldrake

Embark on a scenic road cycling adventure from Wheldrake to Goole, passing through picturesque villages and crossing iconic landmarks.

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This road cycling route showcases the beauty of the North Yorkshire countryside and offers plenty of opportunities to explore charming villages along the way. The route starts in Wheldrake and takes you to Melbourne, North Cave, the Humber Bridge, Ferriby Sluice, Holme, Crowle, Goole, North Duffield, and Thorganby before returning to Wheldrake. With a manageable ascent of 345m and a distance of 154km, this intermediate-level ride is perfect for cyclists who enjoy a mix of scenic landscapes and historic landmarks.

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154 km
345 m
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Highlights on the route

Start: Wheldrake Village center
Wheldrake: A cyclist's paradise with scenic landscapes in North Yorkshire, United Kingdom.
Wheldrake, nestled in North Yorkshire, United Kingdom, is a cyclist's paradise offering scenic landscapes and various cycling routes. The locality is surrounded by stunning countryside, featuring rolling hills and quaint villages. Road cyclists can challenge themselves with rides to the nearby Howardian Hills, home to some challenging climbs. Overall, Wheldrake provides a mix of challenging and leisurely routes suitable for riders of all levels of experience.
MelbourneVillage
Melbourne is a quaint village known for its picturesque cottages and delightful tea rooms. Take a break here and indulge in a cup of tea and some homemade cakes.
North CaveVillage
North Cave is a charming village located at the foot of the Yorkshire Wolds. Admire the stunning views and explore the nearby nature reserves, home to a diverse range of wildlife.
Humber BridgeAttraction
The Humber Bridge is one of the longest single-span suspension bridges in the world and an iconic landmark. Marvel at its impressive architecture and enjoy the breathtaking vistas of the River Humber.
Ferriby SluiceHamlet
Ferriby Sluice is a unique structure that controls the water levels of the River Ancholme. Stop here to observe this fascinating hydraulic system in action.
HolmeHamlet
Holme is a small village nestled on the banks of the River Trent. Pause here to take in the peaceful surroundings and enjoy the tranquility of the river.
CrowleTown
Crowle is a historic market town with a rich heritage. Explore the town's quaint streets, visit the traditional market, and discover the local history at the Crowle Museum.
GooleTown
Goole is a bustling inland port and a hub of industrial activity. Admire the boats navigating the canals, stroll along the waterfront, and visit the Goole Museum and Art Gallery.
North DuffieldVillage
North Duffield is a charming village surrounded by picturesque farmland. Take a moment to appreciate the peaceful countryside and soak in the rural atmosphere.
ThorganbyVillage
Thorganby is a tranquil village located on the edge of the beautiful Yorkshire Wolds. Enjoy the stunning views and explore the gently rolling hills that surround the village.
Finish: Wheldrake Village center
Wheldrake: A cyclist's paradise with scenic landscapes in North Yorkshire, United Kingdom.

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