Attractions in Yorkshire And The Humber

Sehr schön gelegener Bike-Park.
In verschiedene Schwierigkeitsstufen eingeteilt.
Der Rote Trail ist erstklassig, über 90% Singletrail. S0-S2, nur sehr wenige kleine Passagen würde ich S3 einstufen.

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The Humber Bridge Half Marathon takes place this Sunday. The west cycle path is shut until noon and the east path will be congested with spectators . Be aware!

A road that simply has to be ridden if only to boast that you've ridden Yorkshire's highest road. The top of it is 602 metres above sea level.

Unfortunately the …read more

Did this from the south side but judging by the 50mph descent after this I would imagine it is pretty tough from the north side. From the south it is …read more

get 11-34 cog at the back if you plan to get uphill easier

The 230 feet (70 metre) high, the gently curving cliff of Malham Cove will take your breath away. A spectacular geological formation in its own right, the views you are …read more

Tight fast trail with twists and turns through berms and rollers. A great opportunity for you to pump your way along a relatively smooth surface. Good for both beginners and intermediate.

Lost Lad is a sub-peak of the nearby Back Tor. Standing at 1,699 feet (518 metres) high, you are afforded spectacular views here. However, there is a darker side to …read more

Quite simply, one of the UK's coolest, most creative and beautiful small towns. Has attitude in abundance. Great for a meander, decent cafes serving great coffee and a lot going on.

At the 1,063 feet (324 metre) peak of Easby Moor, you will find a monument to legendary seafarer Captain James Cook. As you hike in this area, imagine a young …read more

Great moorland road. Ideal for riders of any ability as it is wide and generally flat (given its location). However if you are more experienced there are some excellent sections …read more

A beautiful spot to visit, do be aware that unless you are a competent climber the you cannot make this a circular trail, as you will have to climb the waterfall, which I might add is brilliant fun.

Roseberry Topping erupts proudly from the level landscape of the North York Moors; its dramatic shape inspiring many photographers and painters. It is a relatively challenging, but manageable, hike to …read more

Great starter mountain to get you used to the opportunities out there in the rest of the Dales, good tracks, steep in some parts, and a good beginners scramble up …read more

This cafe is very popular with all types of cyclists and also the casual passer by in a car :-)

A really popular place to visit right on the river with huge estate grounds around the 12th century monastery ruins for beautiful walks and family days out.

From Skipton there's …read more

The Ingleborough summit richly rewards all those that conquer it with a magnificent panoramic view of Whernside, Pen-y-ghent, Pendle Hill, out into Morecambe Bay and over to the Lakeland hills. …read more

The highest of Yorkshire’s Three Peaks, Whernside offers wonderful views over the Yorkshire Dales and beyond. On a clear day, and with a pair of binoculars, you can even see …read more

Bicycle station at the visitor center Sutton Bank (suttonbankbikes.co.uk).
From here start three signposted tours.
- Cliff Trail about 4.8km / 20 min - 1 h, family friendly round
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It is not too often that you can place yourself in an English Romantic painting from 1816-17. But when you admire the crashing white waters of Aysgarth Lower Falls, you …read more