Legendary climbs and market town charm
Cycling routes from Sowerby Bridge
Sowerby Bridge is a locality located in West Yorkshire, United Kingdom. This area is highly conducive to road and gravel cycling, with numerous challenging climbs and popular cycling routes nearby. Sowerby Bridge is particularly renowned for its proximity to the iconic route of the Tour de Yorkshire. In addition to its cycling offerings, Sowerby Bridge has a rich history and is known for its canals and charming market town atmosphere. Overall, Sowerby Bridge is a top choice for cyclists seeking legendary climbs and a blend of cycling and historic experiences.
Moorland Gravel Adventure
Embark on a thrilling gravel adventure through mesmerizing moorlands.
Experience the thrill of off-road cycling on this 82 km gravel adventure starting from Sowerby Bridge. With a total ascent of 1582m, you'll cycle through Hebden Bridge, Standing Stone Hill, Wycoller, Silsden, Keighley, and return to Sowerby Bridge. Immerse yourself in the scenic beauty of the surrounding moorlands and be captivated by the charm of each location. Moorland Gravel Adventure is ideal for gravel enthusiasts who want to explore the rugged landscapes of West Yorkshire.
Experience the literary heritage of Haworth and admire the breathtaking landscape of Keighley on this road ride.
Immerse yourself in the literary history of Haworth, the hometown of the Brontë sisters, on this captivating road cycling route. Starting from Sowerby Bridge, this 64-kilometer ride takes you through the lovely village of Luddendenfoot before reaching Haworth. Explore the Brontë Parsonage Museum and stroll along the atmospheric Main Street, lined with charming tearooms and independent shops. As you continue towards Keighley, you'll be greeted by breathtaking views of the Yorkshire Dales. Keighley itself is famous for its railway heritage, with the Keighley and Worth Valley Railway offering nostalgic steam train rides. With an ascent of 1289 meters, this route is best suited for well-trained amateur cyclists seeking a mix of literary heritage and scenic beauty.
Embark on a road cycling adventure through Halifax and Slaithwaite.
Explore the stunning landscapes of West Yorkshire on this road cycling adventure. The 55-kilometer route from Sowerby Bridge takes you through Halifax, a historic market town with impressive architecture and a rich industrial heritage. As you cycle through the picturesque Calder Valley, take a moment to appreciate the natural beauty of the surroundings. In Slaithwaite, a charming village known for its traditional canal boats, stop by one of the local cafes to refuel. With an ascent of 1110 meters, this moderately challenging route is suitable for well-trained amateur cyclists looking for a scenic road ride.
Cycle through scenic landscapes and visit the renowned Yorkshire Sculpture Park.
This gravel cycling route takes you from Sowerby Bridge to Liversedge, passing through picturesque countryside. The highlight of the route is a visit to the Yorkshire Sculpture Park, one of the largest sculpture parks in Europe. Here, you can explore over 500 acres of beautiful grounds and discover artworks by internationally renowned artists. With a total distance of 71 kilometers and an ascent of 972 meters, this route provides a moderate challenge for well-trained amateur cyclists.
Marvel at the natural beauty of West Yorkshire on this challenging road cycling route.
Experience the breathtaking landscapes of West Yorkshire on this 90 km road cycling route starting from Sowerby Bridge. With a total ascent of 1689m, this route will put your climbing skills to the test as you conquer Sandy Lane, Menston, Devil's Frying Pan, Horsforth, Birstall, Stainland, and Elland Scholes. Marvel at the stunning views of Sowerby Bridge along the way. Scenic Hills and Valleys is a must-do for cyclists seeking a challenging ride with fantastic scenery.
Conquer the climbs and reach the iconic Blackstone Edge on this challenging gravel ride.
Prepare for a challenging gravel cycling route from Sowerby Bridge to Blackstone Edge. This 61-kilometer journey takes you through rugged terrain and offers stunning views along the way. The highlight of the route is the ascent to Blackstone Edge, a prominent gritstone escarpment renowned for its distinctive rock formations. Marvel at the panoramic views from the top before descending back to Sowerby Bridge. With an ascent of 1175 meters, this route is best suited for well-trained amateur cyclists seeking a thrilling adventure.
Experience the beauty of Todmorden and Hebden Bridge on this captivating gravel ride.
Embark on a gravel adventure from Sowerby Bridge to Todmorden and Hebden Bridge. This route spans 60 kilometers and includes an ascent of 1023 meters, offering a rewarding challenge for cyclists. Highlights along the way include Luddendenfoot, a village known for its historic buildings, and Grey Stone Hill, a scenic spot with panoramic views. Don't miss the chance to explore Todmorden, a quirky market town renowned for its independent shops and vibrant arts scene. As you continue towards Hebden Bridge, enjoy the picturesque landscapes of the Calder Valley. With its steep hills and charming canals, this area is a favorite among cyclists and nature enthusiasts alike.
Hilly Gravel Loop
Embark on an epic gravel loop across challenging hills and scenic countryside.
Get ready for an unforgettable gravel adventure on this 59 km loop starting from Sowerby Bridge. With a total ascent of 1123m, you'll conquer Halifax, Brighouse, Kirkburton, Honley, Longwood Tower, Holywell Green, and Norland Town before returning to Sowerby Bridge. Lakes, castles, and beautiful countryside vistas await at every turn. Hilly Gravel Loop is recommended for gravel riders looking for a mix of challenging climbs and picturesque landscapes.
The Pennine Challenge
A demanding road cycle through beautiful Pennine landscapes.
Experience the challenging Pennine landscapes on this 102 km road cycling route starting from Sowerby Bridge. With a total ascent of 2024m, this route will test your endurance as you tackle steep inclines and breathtaking descents. Be prepared for stunning views of Triangle, Stormer Hill, Todmorden Moor, Cornholme, Burnley, Twiston, Barnoldswick, Oxenhope, Sheepstones, and Luddendenfoot along the way. The Pennine Challenge is a must-do for experienced road cyclists looking for a true adventure.
Experience the challenging climbs and stunning landscapes of West Yorkshire
Explore the picturesque countryside and test your climbing skills on this road cycling route near Sowerby Bridge. With a total ascent of 2231 meters over a distance of 135 kilometers, this route offers a challenging but rewarding experience for cyclists.
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