Downland Delight

A gravel cycling route starting from Fishbourne

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Experience the beauty of the South Downs on this hilly cycling route.

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Map miniature of "Downland Delight" cycling inspiration in Surrey, East and West Sussex, United Kingdom. Generated by Tarmacs.app cycling route planner

This circular route starting near Fishbourne takes cyclists through the stunning South Downs National Park. With a mix of gravel and road sections, the route provides a challenging yet rewarding experience. The total distance is 44 kilometers with an ascent of 491 meters, making it suitable for experienced cyclists. With a difficulty rating of 4, this route is moderately hard and requires good fitness.

gravel

44 km

491 m

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Route profile

Highlights on the route

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Start: Fishbourne Village center

Fishbourne: Scenic Cycling Haven in the UK

Fishbourne is a locality located in Surrey, East and West Sussex region of the United Kingdom. For road and gravel cyclists, Fishbourne provides a variety of cycling routes and picturesque views. The area is known for its well-maintained roads and dedicated cycling paths, making it safe and enjoyable for cyclists of all levels. Additionally, Fishbourne is in proximity to famous cycling-related spots, such as South Downs National Park, which offers stunning scenery and challenging climbs for experienced cyclists. Overall, Fishbourne is a fantastic destination for cyclists who appreciate both natural beauty and cycling infrastructure.

25 km

Chalton Down145 mPeak

Chalton Down, located at 25 kilometers on the route, offers panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. Cyclists can enjoy the beauty of the South Downs and get a sense of the scale of the landscape.

37 km

Stoke Clump126 mPeak

Stoke Clump, located at 37 kilometers on the route, provides a great vantage point to admire the rolling hills and farmland. It's a peaceful spot to take a break and enjoy the natural beauty.

39 km

West StokeHamlet

West Stoke, located at 39 kilometers on the route, is a charming village known for its thatched cottages and quaint atmosphere. It's a great place to stop for a cup of tea and soak in the English countryside.