Gravel Escapade

A gravel cycling route starting from Shelley

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Embrace the adventure of gravel cycling in West Yorkshire's countryside

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The Gravel Escapade is a thrilling cycling route starting near Shelley in West Yorkshire. This route takes you off the beaten path, exploring the region's stunning countryside and charming villages. With a total distance of 35 kilometers and an ascent of 552 meters, this gravel cycling route offers a moderate challenge suitable for riders looking for a mix of off-road adventure and scenic beauty. Highlights along the route include High Hoyland, Oxspring, and Royd Moor Viewing Point, offering a taste of West Yorkshire's hidden natural gems.

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35 km

552 m

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Start: Shepley Village center

Shelley: Embarking on memorable cycling adventures through the enchanting landscapes of Shelley.

Shelley, located in West Yorkshire, United Kingdom, is a small village that offers a mix of scenic roads and challenging climbs for cyclists. The surrounding area features rolling hills and quiet country lanes, ideal for both leisurely rides and intense training sessions. One notable climb for road cyclists is Meltham Moor, offering picturesque views along the way. Shelley is also within close proximity to other cycling-friendly towns like Brockholes, providing opportunities for longer rides and exploring new routes. Its cycling-friendly accommodations and tranquil atmosphere make Shelley a great choice for cyclists of all levels.