Gossops Green and Colgate Gravel Route

A gravel cycling route starting from Horsham

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Cycle through the picturesque villages of Gossops Green and Colgate

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This gravel route takes you on a scenic journey through the lovely Surrey countryside. Starting near Horsham, you'll have the opportunity to explore the charming village of Gossops Green and experience the tranquil beauty of Colgate. The route offers a moderate level of difficulty and covers a distance of 25 kilometers with an elevation gain of 185 meters. With its stunning views and peaceful countryside atmosphere, this route is perfect for gravel enthusiasts seeking a day of outdoor adventure.

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25 km

185 m

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Highlights on the route

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Start: Horsham City center

Horsham: Horsham: A Cyclist's Dream Come True in Surrey, UK.

Horsham, located in Surrey, East and West Sussex, United Kingdom, is a fantastic locality for road and gravel cycling enthusiasts. The region offers a mix of scenic routes, charming villages, and challenging climbs. One of the famous cycling spots nearby is the Surrey Hills, which provide breathtaking views and steep gradients suitable for experienced cyclists. Horsham itself is a bustling market town with cycling-friendly facilities and easy access to the surrounding countryside. Cyclists can explore nearby attractions such as Arundel Castle and the South Downs National Park. Overall, Horsham is a cycling paradise with something for every cyclist.

12 km

Gossops GreenVillage

Gossops Green is a quaint village known for its beautiful surrounding nature and historic buildings. Take a moment to explore and admire the classic rural charm.

17 km

ColgateVillage

Colgate is a picturesque village that offers stunning panoramic views of the countryside. Enjoy the peaceful atmosphere and soak in the natural beauty during your cycling journey.

24 km

Llama lookoutViewpoint

Llama lookout is a unique highlight along the route where you can spot llamas grazing in their natural habitat. Take a break from cycling and enjoy watching these adorable animals.