The Yorkshire Round

A road cycling route starting from Queensbury

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Discover the beauty of Yorkshire on this challenging round-trip cycling route

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Map miniature of "The Yorkshire Round" cycling inspiration in West Yorkshire, United Kingdom. Generated by Tarmacs.app cycling route planner

Experience the diverse landscapes of West Yorkshire on this epic round-trip cycling route. Starting from Queensbury, the route takes you through Bradford, Leeds, and Castleford, showcasing the industrial heritage and picturesque countryside of the region. With a total ascent of 1167 meters and a distance of 112 kilometers, this route is recommended for well-trained amateur cyclists. Prepare to be amazed by the stunning views at Yorkshire Sculpture Park, Woolley Edge, and Hemsworth, and immerse yourself in the vibrant cities of Leeds and Bradford along the way.

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112 km

1167 m

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Start: Queensbury Village center

Queensbury: Legendary Climbs and Scenic Routes in West Yorkshire

Queensbury, located in West Yorkshire, United Kingdom, is a cyclist's paradise known for its scenic routes and famous climbs. The locality offers a variety of road and gravel cycling options, catering to cyclists of all levels. Queensbury is home to the iconic climb Shibden Wall, renowned for its challenging ascent and historical significance. The surrounding landscape showcases the beauty of West Yorkshire, providing cyclists with a rewarding journey. With its legendary climbs and cycling-friendly infrastructure, Queensbury ranks as a 5 from a cyclist's perspective, making it a must-visit locality for cycling enthusiasts.