Scenic Ride to Ilkley

A road cycling route starting from Steeton

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Discover the beauty of Ilkley while enjoying a scenic road cycling route

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Map miniature of "Scenic Ride to Ilkley" cycling inspiration in West Yorkshire, United Kingdom. Generated by Tarmacs.app cycling route planner

Explore the charming town of Ilkley with this leisurely road cycling route spanning 34 km. With a modest ascent of 631 m, this route is suitable for cyclists of all levels. Brown Bank is a beautiful natural formation worth highlighting. As you continue, you'll reach Ilkley, known for its famous moor and Victorian architecture. Knapley Hill and Keighley are additional highlights, offering scenic views and a glimpse into Yorkshire's rich heritage. Whether you're soaking in the historic atmosphere of Ilkley or admiring the countryside vistas, this route promises a delightful cycling experience.

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34 km

631 m

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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.

5 km

Brown Bank259 mPeak

Brown Bank is a natural formation that adds charm to the surrounding landscape. Pause and appreciate the beauty of this unique feature.

12 km

IlkleyTown

Ilkley is famous for its Ilkley Moor, with its iconic Cow and Calf Rocks attracting visitors from near and far. Indulge in the town's Victorian charm.