Gravel cycling route with panoramic views in West Yorkshire

A gravel cycling route starting from Middlestown

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Get ready for an adventurous gravel ride with breathtaking views in West Yorkshire!

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This route is perfect for gravel cycling enthusiasts, featuring a total ascent of 965m and a distance of 86km. Expect challenging off-road sections combined with amazing panoramas of Moldgreen, Longwood Tower, Marsden, Blackstone Edge, Luddendenfoot, Brookfoot, and Thornhill Lees. The difficulty level of this route is moderate, suitable for well-trained amateurs, and its epicness rating is four out of five. Highlights along the route include Moldgreen, with its charming village atmosphere, Longwood Tower standing proudly on the landscape, and Thornhill Lees showcasing West Yorkshire's industrial heritage.

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86 km

965 m

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Start: Thornhill Edge Village center

Middlestown: Quiet countryside lanes and challenging climb Emley Moor make Middlestown a great cycling destination.

Middlestown, situated in West Yorkshire, United Kingdom, offers a range of cycling opportunities for both road and gravel cyclists. The locality features quiet country lanes and picturesque landscapes, providing an enjoyable cycling experience. Cyclists can explore the neighboring countryside and visit nearby attractions such as Mirfield and Sandal Castle. One notable cycling spot in Middlestown is Emley Moor, which offers a challenging climb with stunning views at the top. With its peaceful atmosphere and varied terrain, Middlestown is a great destination for cyclists seeking a mix of scenic routes and challenges.