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Cyclist's Paradise in the Heart of the British Countryside


Cycling routes from Alrewas

Alrewas is a small locality in the counties of Shropshire and Staffordshire in the United Kingdom. From a cyclist's perspective, Alrewar offers a mix of road and gravel cycling opportunities in the picturesque countryside. The roads are well-paved and offer scenic routes along the rolling hills and charming villages. There are a few notable climbs nearby, including the Cannock Chase area, which is a popular cycling spot known for its challenging terrain. Alrewas is a great destination for both road cyclists and gravel enthusiasts, with plenty of routes to explore.

Embark on a thrilling gravel adventure through picturesque countryside from Shobnall to Edingale.

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81 km
374 m
Tough

This 81km gravel route offers a diverse combination of scenic landscapes and interesting highlights. Enjoy the rewarding challenge of several challenging ascents as you weave through beautiful countryside. Highlights along the route include the serene Shobnall Fields, a local nature reserve with a rich diversity of wildlife, and the charming village of Etwall, known for its historic buildings and welcoming atmosphere. As you approach Edingale, take a moment to explore the quaint village with its traditional cottages and picturesque landscapes. With a moderate difficulty level and several attractive highlights, this route is perfect for gravel riders looking to immerse themselves in both nature and cultural heritage.


Embark on a challenging road ride from Lichfield to the vibrant city of Stafford.

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88 km
473 m
Tough

This 88km road route takes you from the historical city of Lichfield to the bustling town of Stafford. With a moderate difficulty level, this route offers scenic countryside views, challenging climbs, and visits to several noteworthy towns along the way. Highlights include the stunning Cathedral of Lichfield, the picturesque village of Penkridge, and the charming rural landscapes of Butter Hill. As you approach Stafford, you'll pass through Weston, a village known for its beautiful architecture and quaint atmosphere. With its varied terrain and interesting highlights, this route provides a great mix of culture, history, and natural beauty.


Explore the charming city of Lichfield before making your way through picturesque countryside to the historic village of Mavesyn Ridware.

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40 km
297 m
Tough

Embark on a gravel adventure through the beautiful countryside surrounding Lichfield. This 40km loop takes you through quaint villages, challenging ascents, and serene landscapes. A highlight of the route is the visit to Lichfield, known for its stunning Cathedral and rich history. From there, you'll ride through Stile Cop, an off-road cycling woodland park, before reaching Mavesyn Ridware, with its traditional cottages, idyllic church, and tranquil atmosphere. With a moderate difficulty level and a good number of highlights, this route is perfect for experienced gravel riders looking for a scenic adventure.


Embark on a scenic road cycling adventure from Alrewas to the picturesque village of Ticknall.

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75 km
429 m
Tough

This 75km road cycling route takes you through the tranquil and scenic countryside surrounding Alrewas. Experience charming villages, rolling hills, and beautiful landscapes as you ride towards Ticknall. Highlights along the route include the quaint Barton-under-Needwood village with its traditional charm, the historic town of Etwall with its impressive architecture, and Linton, a picturesque village nestled in a natural setting. Ticknall itself delights visitors with its stunning views and historic attractions, including the Calke Abbey. With a moderate difficulty level and a good number of highlights, this route offers a memorable ride for road cyclists seeking a mix of scenic beauty and cultural exploration.


Embark on a scenic gravel ride from Barton-under-Needwood to the charming village of Wychnor.

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54 km
166 m
Tough

This 54km gravel route offers a mix of picturesque villages, gorgeous countryside views, and interesting landmarks along the way. Start your journey in Barton-under-Needwood, a charming village with a peaceful ambiance. Highlights along the route include the beautiful village of Hatton, famous for its impressive windmill and scenic landscapes, and Wychnor, with its quaint pubs and stunning riverside setting. As you pass through Etwall, don't miss the chance to explore the historic buildings and immerse yourself in the village's rich heritage. With a moderate difficulty level and several attractive highlights, this scenic route promises an enjoyable gravel adventure for all riding enthusiasts.


Explore the charming roads from Alrewas to King's Bromley

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69 km
321 m
Tough

Discover the quaint and picturesque roads that wind from Alrewas to King's Bromley, covering a distance of 69 km with 321 meters of ascent. This moderately challenging road route is perfect for riders seeking a scenic and enjoyable cycling experience. Highlights include Tamworth, Wishaw, Barr Beacon, Aldridge, Burntwood, and finally King's Bromley before returning to Alrewas.


Experience the scenic gravel roads from Alrewas to Mavesyn Ridware

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49 km
364 m
Tough

This gravel route takes you through picturesque countryside from Alrewas to Mavesyn Ridware. With a moderate difficulty level, it offers a satisfying challenge for experienced cyclists. The route covers a distance of 49 km and includes 364 meters of ascent. Along the way, you'll pass through Lower Cliff, Cannock Wood, Speakers' Corner, and return to Alrewas.


Embark on a challenging road cycling adventure from Alrewas to Rugeley

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111 km
822 m
Tough

Prepare to tackle a challenging 111 km road route from Alrewas to Rugeley, which ascends 822 meters. This route is ideal for experienced road cyclists seeking a longer and more demanding excursion. Along the way, you'll encounter highlights such as Lichfield, Queslett, Dudley, Wombourne, Shareshill, Badgers Hill, Hamstall Ridware, and return to Alrewas.


Explore the picturesque countryside on gravel roads from Alrewas to Harlaston

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63 km
381 m
Tough

Embark on a gravel adventure from Alrewas to Harlaston which covers a distance of 63 km and includes 381 meters of ascent. This moderately challenging route takes you through various scenic attractions such as Coton in the Elms, Ashby de la Zouch, Snarestone, and returns to Alrewas. It is suitable for experienced cyclists looking for a mix of scenic views and gravel riding.


Embark on an epic road adventure from Alrewas to Wychnor Bridges

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133 km
671 m
Savage

Prepare for an epic 133 km road cycling journey from Alrewas to Wychnor Bridges, featuring a challenging ascent of 671 meters. This route is suitable for seasoned cyclists seeking a truly testing and visually stunning experience. Along the way, you'll pass through Barton-under-Needwood, Findern, Risley, Beeston, East Leake, Loughborough, Charley Knoll, Appleby Magna, Edingale, and finally return to Alrewas.


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