Gravel Adventure in Rotherham Countryside

A gravel cycling route starting from Treeton

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Explore the rugged beauty of South Yorkshire on this gravel ride near Treeton.

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This dynamic gravel route takes you through picturesque rural landscapes and charming villages, providing stunning views and a satisfying challenge for gravel biking enthusiasts. With a total climb of 583 meters and a distance of 90 kilometers, this route is perfect for riders looking for a mix of scenic beauty and off-road adventure. Expect to pass through Whiston, Maltby, Harworth, Little Gringley, Shireoaks, Wales, and Orgreave as you navigate the diverse terrain.

gravel

90 km

583 m

Tough

Route profile

Highlights on the route

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Start: Catcliffe Village center

Treeton: Cycling-friendly locality in South Yorkshire

Located in South Yorkshire, Treeton offers a variety of cycling routes for road and gravel cyclists. The countryside landscape provides scenic views and peaceful surroundings. Treeton is known for its quiet roads and well-maintained gravel trails, making it a suitable destination for cyclists of all levels. Nearby, the Rother Valley Country Park offers picturesque cycle paths and is a popular spot for outdoor enthusiasts. Treeton receives a rank of 3 for its cycling-friendly environment but lacks any famous cycling-related spots or well-known climbs.

3 km

WhistonVillage

Stop by Whiston and immerse yourself in its rich history, which dates back to the Domesday Book. Explore its historic buildings and venture into Whiston Hall, a Grade II listed structure.

13 km

MaltbyTown

Maltby is a former mining town boasting beautiful woodland and countryside. Take a break and enjoy the peaceful surroundings before continuing your gravel adventure.

23 km

HarworthTown

As you approach Harworth, look out for the Markham Main Colliery headstocks. These impressive structures served as a reminder of the area's coal mining heritage.

46 km

Little GringleyVillage

Cycling through Little Gringley gives you a chance to admire stunning farmland vistas. Take a moment to appreciate the idyllic countryside scenery.

70 km

ShireoaksVillage

Shireoaks is a quaint village situated by the Chesterfield Canal. Park your bike and enjoy a leisurely stroll along the canal towpath, taking in the peaceful waterways.

80 km

WalesVillage

Make a detour to explore historic Wales village, famous for its association with George Stephenson, the 'Father of Railways.' Delve into its past at the Wales High School Heritage Centre, where you can learn about the developments and innovations in the rail industry.

87 km

OrgreaveVillage Viewpoint

Orgreave, once renowned for its colliery, offers atmospheric landscapes and remnants of its industrial past. Take a moment at Orgreave Colliery Monument to reflect on the area's history.