West Yorkshire Scenic Gravel Ride: Burley-in-Wharfedale, Lippersley Pike, Dacre, Otley, Sinclair's Field

A gravel cycling route starting from Guiseley

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Embark on a scenic 50km gravel ride through the captivating landscapes of West Yorkshire near Guiseley.

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The West Yorkshire Scenic Gravel Ride combines scenic beauty and cultural attractions on a 50km cycling adventure through charming towns and remote countryside. With an ascent of 855 meters, this gravel route provides a moderate challenge for very well-trained amateurs. Explore the historic charm of Burley-in-Wharfedale, a picturesque town with intriguing buildings like St. Mary's Church. Visit Lippersley Pike, where you'll be rewarded with panoramic views over the Wharfedale Valley and beyond. Discover the hidden gem of Dacre, a village known for its well-preserved medieval fortified tower. Otley, a bustling market town with Georgian architecture, offers plenty of opportunities to stop for refreshments before reaching the tranquil Sinclair's Field nature reserve.

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50 km

855 m

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Start: Menston Village center

Guiseley: Conquering the challenging climbs of Guiseley, including the famous Otley Chevin.

Guiseley is a locality located in West Yorkshire, United Kingdom. From a cyclist's perspective, Guiseley offers a range of road and gravel cycling routes to suit different skill levels. The area is known for its picturesque landscapes and hilly terrain, providing cyclists with challenging climbs and scenic descents. A popular cycling spot near Guiseley is the Otley Chevin, a well-known climb offering stunning views at the top. With its mix of challenging routes and beautiful landscapes, Guiseley is a great destination for road and gravel cyclists.