The Gateway to Nature

A gravel cycling route starting from Barnsley

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Embark on a gravel cycling adventure through picturesque landscapes

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Map miniature of "The Gateway to Nature" cycling inspiration in South Yorkshire, United Kingdom. Generated by Tarmacs.app cycling route planner

Indulge in nature's beauty on this 77 km gravel cycling route. With a challenging ascent of 1417 m, this route is perfect for experienced gravel cyclists seeking a thrilling adventure. Start your journey in Thurgoland, a quaint village nestled amidst stunning landscapes. As you pedal further, admire the picturesque Wharncliffe Side and the serene Low Bradfield. The highlight of this route is Crook Hill, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. The route continues to Dunford Bridge, a charming village known for its charming pubs and scenic beauty, before reaching the peaceful village of Oxspring. Immerse yourself in the tranquility and serenity of these natural landscapes on your unforgettable cycling journey.

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77 km

1417 m

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Start: Gilroyd Village center

Barnsley: Embark on an unforgettable cycling journey through Barnsley's scenic landscapes and test yourself on legendary climbs.

Barnsley is a town located in South Yorkshire, United Kingdom. From a cyclist's perspective, Barnsley offers a mix of urban and rural routes to explore. Road cyclists can enjoy the challenge of the rolling hills and picturesque countryside surrounding the town. There are also several famous cycling climbs nearby, including Tame Lane and Burghwallis. Additionally, Barnsley is home to the award-winning off-road trail network, Trans Pennine Trail, which provides a variety of routes for gravel cyclists.