Wentworth Circuit

A gravel cycling route starting from Pontefract

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Experience the challenge and beauty of the Wentworth Circuit in West Yorkshire

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The epic Wentworth Circuit is not for the faint-hearted. With a distance of 88 kilometers and a considerable ascent, this gravel route tests the endurance and skills of experienced cyclists. Prepare to conquer stunning climbs and rewarding descents as you delve into the breathtaking landscapes and charming villages of West Yorkshire. Discover hidden gems and iconic landmarks along the way, making this journey truly unforgettable.

gravel

88 km

787 m

Savage

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Start: Pontefract City center

Pontefract: Experience the diverse cycling routes and scenic landscapes of Pontefract in West Yorkshire.

Pontefract, located in West Yorkshire, United Kingdom, offers a mix of cycling opportunities suitable for riders seeking both leisurely routes and challenging climbs. The locality provides access to various cycling paths, including the Trans Pennine Trail, which stretches across the UK. Road cyclists can enjoy exploring the beautiful countryside surrounding Pontefract, while gravel riders can seek adventure on nearby off-road trails. While not known for legendary climbs, Pontefract's diverse terrain and connectivity make it a pleasant destination for cyclists of all skill levels.

28 km

Wath upon DearneTown

Wath upon Dearne captivates cyclists with its serene riverbanks and the opportunity to explore Manvers Lake, a thriving hub for water sports and wildlife.

37 km

WentworthVillage

Wentworth boasts impressive architectural wonders, including the stunning Wentworth Woodhouse, one of Britain's grandest country homes.

50 km

TankersleyHamlet

Tankersley offers a unique experience with its historic rock carvings, showcasing ancient symbols and astonishing craftsmanship.

68 km

NottonVillage

Notton entices with its quintessential English beauty, featuring charming cottages and idyllic landscapes for photos and relaxation.

80 km

SharlstonVillage

Sharlston surprises cyclists with its picturesque Sharlston Dam, a tranquil reservoir surrounded by lush greenery and scenic walkways.

82 km

99bViewpoint

Dubbed the 99b, this challenging climb rewards climbers with breathtaking panoramic views from the top, making it a truly legendary spot for cyclists.