The Ultimate Gravel Challenge

A gravel cycling route starting from Barnburgh

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Embark on a gravel adventure exploring the diverse landscapes of South Yorkshire

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This challenging gravel route near Barnburgh spans 70 km and involves an ascent of 537 meters. With a difficulty rating of 4 and an epicness score of 4, this ride is recommended for well-trained amateurs seeking a remarkable cycling experience. Starting in Great Houghton, highlights along the route include Sharlston, Pontefract, South Elmsall, and a return to Barnburgh. Each scored highlight adds to the overall attraction and showcases the natural beauty and historical significance of the region.

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70 km

537 m

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Route profile

Highlights on the route

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Start: Harlington Village center

Barnburgh: Discover serenity in Barnburgh's cycling routes!

Barnburgh, located in South Yorkshire, United Kingdom, offers a mix of peaceful cycling routes suitable for both road and gravel cyclists. The gently rolling terrain and quiet country roads provide a pleasant riding experience. Cyclists can explore the scenic landscapes of Barnburgh Nature Reserve or tackle the challenging climb of Barnburgh Crags. With its tranquil atmosphere and scenic beauty, Barnburgh is an ideal destination for cyclists seeking a serene cycling getaway.

7 km

Great HoughtonVillage

Great Houghton is a welcoming village with scenic landscapes and charming architecture, perfect for a quick stop.

25 km

SharlstonVillage

Sharlston offers sweeping views and a chance to explore its rich mining history, providing an intriguing insight into the region's past.

45 km

PontefractTown

Pontefract is a historical market town known for its impressive castle ruins and vibrant atmosphere.

58 km

South ElmsallTown

South Elmsall provides a mixture of rural charm and modern amenities along the route, making it an ideal place to rest and refuel.

69 km

BarnburghVillage

Barnburgh is a charming village with a close-knit community and its own distinctive sense of identity, making it an excellent starting and finishing point for this gravel adventure.