Walsden to Todmorden Gravel Cycling Route

A gravel cycling route starting from Walsden

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Embark on a gravel cycling adventure from Walsden to Todmorden, passing through stunning natural landscapes.

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If you're a fan of gravel cycling and seek adventure, this route from Walsden to Todmorden is perfect. With a total ascent of 1230 meters and a distance of 71 kilometers, this route offers a challenging off-road experience through scenic countryside. Highlights along the route provide opportunities to explore historical and natural landmarks.

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71 km

1230 m

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Route profile

Highlights on the route

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Start: Walsden Village center

Walsden: A cycling paradise with challenging climbs and stunning Pennine landscapes.

Walsden, situated in West Yorkshire, United Kingdom, is a great locality for cyclists. The region offers a mix of challenging climbs and scenic routes, making it suitable for both road and gravel cycling. Walsden itself is a small village nestled in the valleys of the Pennines, providing stunning views and quiet roads for cycling. One of the highlights of cycling in Walsden is the nearby climb of Cragg Vale, which is one of the longest continuous gradients in England. With its challenging terrain and scenic beauty, Walsden is a fantastic location for avid cyclists.

4 km

CalderbrookVillage

Calderbrook, situated just 4 kilometers into the route, is a charming village surrounded by rolling hills, perfect for a picturesque stop.

9 km

Blackstone Edge473 mPeak

Blackstone Edge, at 9 kilometers into the route, is a ridge offering stunning views of the surrounding moorland.

20 km

MarsdenVillage

Marsden, located 20 kilometers into the route, is a quaint town nestled in the Pennines, known for its scenic reservoirs and walking trails.

28 km

Huddersfield ObservatoryViewpoint

Huddersfield Observatory, at 28 kilometers into the route, provides panoramic views of the Huddersfield area and beyond.

36 km

NethertonVillage

Netherton, at 36 kilometers, is a charming village with a rich industrial heritage, with old mills and buildings to explore.

41 km

Longwood TowerViewpoint

Longwood Tower, situated 41 kilometers into the route, is a historic tower that offers great views over the Colne Valley.

47 km

Elland Scholes235 mPeak

Elland Scholes, at 47 kilometers, is a picturesque hamlet with charming stone cottages and lovely countryside views.

61 km

Hebden BridgeTown

Hebden Bridge, the endpoint of the route at 61 kilometers, is a popular cycling and walking destination, known for its vibrant arts scene and independent shops.