Murton 주변 최고의 교통량 없는 자전거 라이딩 코스

Embarking on the Tan Hill climb from Whaw, deep in Arkengarthdale, you’ll immediately tackle steep ramps as the narrow road surges upwards from the valley floor, likely hitting gradients of 12-15%+ in places early on. Experience the stunning views unfolding back down the dale. However, the defining characteristic soon becomes the immense exposure as you break out onto the vast, high moorland. Feel the wind, often a fierce challenge here, potentially impacting your effort more than the steady gradient across the open tops. Embrace the feeling of remoteness and the wild beauty as you head towards the lonely, iconic landmark of Tan Hill Inn, Britain's highest pub.

Nice place to take a break

Their homemade ice creams are delicious!

Nice up and down, winding road through the firing ranges to speed along through. Obviously pay attention to the signs and flags.

So remote, so windswept, so starkly beautiful. The climb goes on and on for mile after mile of nothingness, but it's never steep or too challenging, and there's a nice pint waiting for you at the summit

From Tan Hill all the way down to Barras this is a superb descent on single track roads with breathtaking views

Seems to go on for ever. Few steep kicks in there to punish you.

An impressive waterfall on Hoff Beck, just upstream of an old mill (now self-catering accommodation). The mill was made for grinding corn, then converted to manufacture bobbins and finally a sawmill. It's easily visible from the bridge.