Ingleton Loop

A road cycling route starting from Ingleton

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A picturesque route through Tees Valley and Durham

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The Ingleton Loop is a scenic cycling route that takes you through the beautiful landscapes of Tees Valley and Durham. With a total distance of 74 km and an ascent of 885 meters, this route offers a challenging ride for avid cyclists. The route starts in Ingleton, where you can explore the charming village before heading out into the countryside. Along the way, you'll pass through East Layton, Marske, Holgate How, Barnard Castle, and Staindrop, each offering their own unique highlights and attractions. Overall, the Ingleton Loop is a great choice for cyclists looking for a challenging and rewarding ride in the picturesque surroundings of Tees Valley and Durham.

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Ingleton: Cycling in the picturesque landscapes of the Tees Valley and Durham region

Ingleton is a charming locality located in the Tees Valley and Durham region of the United Kingdom. From a cyclist's perspective, Ingleton offers a variety of road and gravel routes that showcase the picturesque scenery of the surrounding countryside. Cyclists can enjoy peaceful rides along quiet country roads, passing through quaint villages and rolling hills. One notable cycling spot near Ingleton is the Yorkshire Dales National Park, which is known for its stunning landscapes and challenging climbs, including the iconic Buttertubs Pass. With its scenic routes and proximity to renowned cycling locations, Ingleton is a great destination for road and gravel cyclists.

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IngletonHamlet

Ingleton is a charming village with scenic views and welcoming locals. Stop by a local cafe for a refreshing break and soak in the atmosphere of the countryside.