Barnoldswick Loop

A road cycling route starting from Denholme

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A scenic road cycling loop with a challenging ascent near Barnoldswick

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Get ready to be captivated by the stunning scenery on this road cycling route near Denholme. Covering a distance of 71 km and a challenging ascent of 994 meters, this route offers breathtaking vistas and unique highlights along the way. The route starts in Denholme and takes you through Laneshaw Bridge, known for its charming atmosphere. As you continue, you'll pass through the picturesque village of Barnoldswick, famous for its historical landmarks. The highlight of the route is the ascent near Skipton, where you can test your climbing skills on a challenging hill. Other highlights include the vibrant town of Keighley and the scenic Bradshaw Head. Overall, this route provides a great balance of scenic beauty and challenging climbs.

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71 km

994 m

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Start: Denholme Village center

Denholme: Scenic Delights and Historic Charms: Cycling in Denholme, United Kingdom

Denholme in West Yorkshire, United Kingdom offers exciting cycling opportunities for road and gravel enthusiasts. The town is surrounded by stunning moorland and countryside, providing a magnificent backdrop for cycling adventures. Cyclists can explore challenging climbs like Cragg Vale, the longest continuous ascent in England, or enjoy leisurely rides through beautiful trails and quaint villages. Denholme is also close to Haworth, famous for its association with the Brontë sisters and offering scenic cycling routes through Brontë Country. With its diverse terrain and historical charm, Denholme is a must-visit destination for cyclists.