Finningley Gravel Adventure

A gravel cycling route starting from Finningley

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Embark on a gravel adventure exploring scenic countryside trails from Finningley.

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This gravel cycling route starting from Finningley covers a distance of 47km with an ascent of 72m. As you ride through the South Yorkshire countryside, highlights along the way include Misson, Wiseton, Scrooby, and Finningley. The route offers a good balance of rolling terrain and peaceful countryside trails, providing a moderate challenge for gravel enthusiasts. Misson, surrounded by beautiful farmland, is known for its impressive tower bridge spanning 100ft across the River Idle, making it a standout highlight along the route. With a moderate difficulty level and the opportunity to explore charming villages and rural landscapes, this route appeals to gravel riders seeking an adventure.

gravel

47 km

72 m

Tough

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Start: Finningley Village center

Finningley: Pleasant cycling through rural and semi-rural landscapes.

Finningley is a locality situated in South Yorkshire, United Kingdom. It offers a mix of rural and semi-rural landscapes, providing a pleasant environment for road and gravel cycling. Cyclists can enjoy peaceful rides along the quiet country roads and explore the surrounding picturesque villages. While Finningley doesn't have any famous cycling-related spots or climbs in its immediate vicinity, it serves as a starting point for exploring the beautiful South Yorkshire countryside. Overall, Finningley offers a charming cycling experience amidst peaceful surroundings.

5 km

MissonVillage

Misson is home to the towering Misson Bridge, an impressive structure offering panoramic views of the River Idle and the picturesque surrounding farmland.

18 km

WisetonVillage

Wiseton showcases serene rural beauty with its historic Wiseton Hall and breathtaking views of the gently rolling countryside.

38 km

ScroobyVillage

Scrooby invites cyclists to explore its charming village atmosphere and visit the site of Scrooby Manor, linked to the history of the Pilgrims who sailed to America.