Wolverhampton to Bromsgrove Road Cycling

A road cycling route starting from Wolverhampton

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Embark on a long-distance road cycling journey from Wolverhampton to Bromsgrove

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This road cycling route from Wolverhampton to Bromsgrove is perfect for cyclists looking for a long-distance challenge. With a total ascent of 945m and a distance of 120km, it offers a rewarding ride for well-trained amateurs. The route passes through Wolverhampton, Bloxwich, Barr Beacon, Erdington Reservoir, Solihull, Studley, Bromsgrove, and Himley. Highlights include Wolverhampton with its vibrant city atmosphere, Bloxwich with its charming town center, Barr Beacon with its panoramic views, Erdington Reservoir surrounded by scenic landscapes, Solihull known for its historic landmarks, Studley with its picturesque villages, Bromsgrove with its quaint market town, and Himley with its beautiful parkland.

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120 km

945 m

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Start: Lower Penn Village center

Wolverhampton: Urban-rural blend for diverse cycling experience.

Wolverhampton, located in the West Midlands of United Kingdom, offers a varied cycling experience for both road and gravel cyclists. The town has a mix of urban and rural routes, allowing cyclists to explore the beautiful countryside and also navigate through the city streets. The nearby Shropshire Hills provide challenging climbs and scenic routes for road cyclists, while the canal towpaths are perfect for gravel biking. Despite being an urban area, Wolverhampton has a good cycling infrastructure and is known for its cycling-friendly initiatives. It is also a popular starting point for longer cycling tours in the surrounding areas.