Gravel Adventure to Haworth

A gravel cycling route starting from Steeton

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Embark on a thrilling gravel adventure and experience the rugged beauty of Haworth

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Get off the beaten path with this gravel cycling route from Steeton to Haworth and back. Covering a distance of 100 km and featuring an ascent of 1129 m, this route is perfect for the adventurous souls. Saltaire, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is the first highlight, known for its industrial history and architectural wonders. As you pedal further, you'll encounter the idyllic village of Calverley and the charming town of Batley. The highlight of the route is the famous Nab Hill, boasting expansive views of the surrounding moors. Haworth, famous for its association with the Brontë sisters, serves as a captivating endpoint. With its cobbled streets and literary history, Haworth is a must-visit destination along this route.

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100 km

1129 m

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Highlights on the route

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Start: Steeton Village center

Steeton: Tranquil rides through West Yorkshire's countryside in Steeton.

Steeton is a small village located in West Yorkshire, United Kingdom, known for its quiet country lanes and beautiful rural surroundings. Road and gravel cyclists can explore the stunning Yorkshire Dales, which offer a variety of challenging climbs and scenic routes. Steeton provides a peaceful base for cyclists looking to explore the surrounding countryside. The village has limited cycling infrastructure, but the low traffic volume makes it a safe and enjoyable area for cyclists. Overall, Steeton is an ideal location for cyclists seeking peaceful rides in a picturesque setting.

16 km

SaltaireVillage

Saltaire is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, recognized for its well-preserved industrial heritage. Explore the Salts Mill and admire the stunning Victorian architecture.

26 km

CalverleyVillage

Calverley is a picturesque village with beautiful stone buildings and a peaceful atmosphere. Take a moment to soak in the tranquility.

43 km

BatleyTown

Batley offers a glimpse into its industrial past, with old mills and textile factories still standing. Discover the town's heritage as you cycle through.

68 km

EllandTown

Elland is surrounded by stunning hills and valleys, offering panoramic views. Don't miss out on the chance to appreciate its natural beauty.

84 km

Nab Hill451 mPeak

Nab Hill is a popular spot among gravel cyclists, thanks to its challenging slopes and breathtaking views. Reach the summit and feel a rush of exhilaration.

90 km

HaworthVillage

Haworth is a charming village known for its association with the Brontë sisters. Visit the Brontë Parsonage Museum and immerse yourself in literary history.